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Hello David, very glad to know that you find the improvements useful! With "x delta measurement with the cursors", do you mean the same as 2nd data cursor suggested by another user?

Hello and thank you for your kind words! I know what you mean, and this is indeed in the pipeline. However it has turned out to be rather complicated because of the intricate caching and optimizations that make painting fast on large data. I actually need to rewrite most of the painting algorithms, ...

Hello, yes absolutely - thank you for pointing it out! Best regards, Gustaf

Flow CSV Viewer and Editor v1.1 have been released. This is a feature update with the option to show any variable's values on the X axis, support for unit rows in the CSV file, and many other improvements and bug fixes. For Microsoft Store users, the app should normally update automatically, but if ...

Hello to followers of this thread! You can now beta test the latest version, which includes the option to show a variable on the X axis. Head over to https://www.waveworks.dk/flow/beta.html to install it, try it out and let me know what you think! /Gustaf

Flow CSV Viewer and Editor v1.1 will soon be released, and as an existing user, you are invited to participate in the beta test and provide bug reports and feedback that will be used to ensure the quality of the final release. In return, any tester who provides meaningful feedback will obtain a free...

I'm glad it works for you! You're of course welcome to write again. If it's a new topic, consider starting a new thread with a new title rather than continuing this one - that way, it will be easier for other users to find answers in here.

Best regards /Gustaf

Mr Adrian, you are welcome! :) First, yes you need to remove that header from your CSV file - Flow will not be able to automatically detect where the actual data starts. However, it's enough to delete rows 1-10 - you can leave row 11 with the variable names, and these names will show up under "...

Hello! Flow automatically determines the type of a column depending on the contents of the column from the second row and on. If it contains only numbers, it will be a numeric type and the data will be shown as plots. In your case however, at least one of the values in the column contains non-numeri...

Hi again David, There is no specific annotation functionality in the editor, I'm afraid. What I usually do is to add a string variable called "note" where I enter such comments, so the comments are saved in an additional column in the CSV file. Enter a new formula note = "" and p...