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An addition to my response: If you mean the absolute difference, use the abs function: b = abs(X - Y) > Z.

Thank you for your kind words, glad you find it useful! The boolean expression for that would be simply X - Y > Z, or as a formula, b = X - Y > Z, which would give you a boolean variable b that's 1 for samples fulfilling the condition and 0 otherwise. Hope that helps!

Best regards,
Gustaf

Flow CSV Viewer and Editor 1.1.5 have been released. This is a maintenance release that fixes several minor problems that were found since the last release. No new features have been added. See the What's New section in the Help for details. Update instructions: Microsoft Store users should normally...

Hello, there are actually no date or time types in Flow, and no date or time specific functions or features either; hence there is no such parsing at all. There is a little information about this in the Types section of the Formulas and Expressions chapter in the Help documentation. What would you h...

Hello Blechi, thank you for taking the time to report your feedback! The work with support for irregularly sampled data has started and I intend to release it before the end of 2022. I appreciate everyone's patience!

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hello again Thierry, This is still indeed the plan, yes. Unfortunately it's a huge job because I basically need to rewrite the whole plotting component. Therefore I can't give you an estimate of when it will be released, other than that the plan is still that it will be released some time later duri...

Hello Gökhan,

I'm always interested to know what users would like to see in future versions. There is a whole section in this forum called Feedback for this purpose, but if you prefer you can of course also email me at info@waveworks (add .dk manually).

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hello again, The operations that you list should indeed be possible using copy and paste into a new file. I wonder why it doesn't work for you. In case you haven't seen it, there is an Editor-specific video tutorial that describes how to work with copy and paste: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7ZL...

Hi again! Actually this has been requested by other users as well (see for example "2nd data cursor" further down in this forum). I guess I'll have to push it up a bit on my priority list. :) No you're not asking too much - I'll always be interested in knowing what users think and need, so...

Hi again Akhilesh, that's good to hear! If I understand you right, what you're asking for should be possible already by selecting everything that you want to export, copy-pasting the data into a new CSV file and save it (Ctrl-C, Ctrl-N, Ctrl-V, Ctrl-S). If not, can you describe a use case where that...