If that was a datalog of a drive, and you started out dataloging with the engine fully warmed up, that is perfectly normal. The engine coolant thermostat is in place to maintain a constant engine temperature, and yours appears to be doing its job rather well.
Actually now that I look at your datalog again, its your IAT (intake air temperature) that is almost completely constant. That is a little unusual, but what's more unusual is the large variations in your coolant (ECT) temps. They should be more constant than that, unless you have a really small window of information selected.
The problem is that your IAT compensation tables start at -40 and go to only 3 degrees F, and your ECT compensation tables start at -40 and only go as high as 19 degrees F. Open a new calibration and compare it to yours.