Refs #10891. Finished improving the documentation.

On branch feature/10891_ExportSampleLogs_Doc
-	modified:   ExportSampleLogsToCSVFile-v1.rst

Code/Mantid/docs/source/algorithms/ExportSampleLogsToCSVFile-v1.rst

@@ -9,39 +9,63 @@
 Description
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-Algorithm 'LoadSampleLogsToCSVFile' exports a specified set of sample logs
+Algorithm *LoadSampleLogsToCSVFile* exports a specified set of sample logs
 , which are stored in a MatrixWorkspace, to a CSV file.
+The header for the sample log csv file can also 
+be created by this algorithm in a seperate *header* file. 
+
+CSV File format
+===============
+
+Sample logs are written to a csv file.   
+A tab separates any two adjacent values. 
 
 Each entry of each exported sample log will be an individual entry in the
 output CSV file,
 except in the situation that two entries with time stamps within time tolerance.
 
+The output CSV file has 2+n columns, where n is the number of sample logs 
+to be exported. 
 
-Time Zone
----------
-
-The time stamps of sample logs are recorded as UTC time in SNS.
-Some users wants to see the exported sample log as the neutron facility's local time.
-So the input property 'TimeZone' is for this purpose.
-
-For 
+Here is the definition for the columns. 
 
+-  Column 0: Absolute time in second
+-  Column 1: Relative to first log entry's time
+-  Column 2 to (2 + n) - 1: log values in the order determined by input
+   *SampleLogNames*
 
 Header file
------------
+===========
+
+A sample log header file can be generated optionally.  
+It contains theree lines described as below. 
 
 -  Line 0: Test date: [Test date in string]
 -  Line 1: Test description: [Description of this log file]
 -  Line 2: Header content given by user via input property *Header*.
    Usually it is the column names in the .csv file
 
-CSV File format
----------------
+Time Zone
+=========
+
+The time stamps of sample logs are recorded as UTC time in SNS.
+Some users wants to see the exported sample log as the neutron facility's local time.
+So the input property 'TimeZone' is for this purpose.
+
+Property *TimeZone* does not support all the time zones
+but only those with facilities that use Mantid. 
+
+Here is the list of all time zones that are allowed by this algorithm.
+- UTC
+- GMT+0
+- America/New_York
+- Asia/Shanghai
+- Australia/Sydney
+- Europe/London
+- Europe/Paris
+- Europe/Copenhagen
+
 
--  Column 0: Absolute time in second
--  Column 1: Relative to first log entry's time
--  Column 2 to (2 + n) - 1: log values in the order determined by input
-   *SampleLogNames*
 
 Usage
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