Interestingly, the DAFNE course I went on involved a LOT of looking at tables similar to this (they tended to do: columns for each hour of the day, a row for CPs eaten and and a row for insulin taken, a row for BGs) and spotting patterns, just like you're doing here. Then a lot of discussion about what you've spotted and what you'd do to improve things, pro-s and con-s of each suggested course of action.
From what people are saying, no-one NEEDS Dafne because there are other ways of getting similar info (this is definitely one of them) but don't rule out a concentrated week of diabetic information being potentially useful for you.
I always assumed, being young and educated and interested in diabetes, that I'd be streaks ahead of other diabetics in my understanding. Certainly some people had arrived with more experience and less ability to digest the info than me. But I learned loads.
The only other point to make is, do chat to your DSN because most local hospitals have a preferred course to send you on: some prefer Dafne and some do their own. All are useful and you may find that choice is limited by your hospital.
If you were desperate for a particular format I'm sure you might be able to get it, but check what's easily available and what your people recommend before deciding.
