Try this spreadsheet. I made it before I knew we could change the axis on the histogram which would have been a better way to do it, but using the adx/xdf as is, its the easyest way to do it. You cut and paste the histogram, the target AFR and the current VE table in, and the new VE comes out the bottom table. The other tables are intermediate steps averaging out the different size tables. If your not doing boost, just do 20-100kpa and ignore the right hand side.
Let me know if you seem to get the right numbers from it. I havnt tested it much yet, and while I think its correct, im still after feedback and comments from anyone who trys it. Check random changed cells against manual calculations every now and make sure they match as a form of sanity check.
Also, regarding the crash you mentioned earlyer.. Are you using oseplugin v1.2.4? That fixed a buffer overflow that was causing wierd things and crashes.
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