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Thank you for the additional information. I wasn't able to replicate the problem despite using larger files with both more rows and columns. So I think the most probable explanation is that there is something in your data that causes the CSV parser to either skip a lot of rows or exit prematurely fo...

Great news, thanks for the feedback and good luck with your project!

Best regards,
Gustaf

OK, I think I understand! I'm glad you found a solution. However, note that Ignore rows starting with # only has effect if you have rows in your CSV file that start with #. If I understand the situation correctly, I think the problem is the first row: Datum: 18-09-23 / 11:30:54 Version V30-50Hz vom ...

Hi again, I'm sorry but I don't fully understand your message. What you're sending me doesn't seem to be a valid CSV file. You mention "the associated values will be added in line 3 in the final program". So this is not the actual rows that Flow gets to read? I'm afraid I need to see exact...

Hello again, About the first 4 lines, I thought you could simply open the CSV file in a text editor, copy the first four lines and paste them into a message here in the forum. Is this possible? Thank you for the additional information. I suspect the second row could be causing your problems, because...

Hi Frank, That sounds like it could be a bug. There is no upper limit other than what fits in memory, and if memory is insufficient, you should get a clear "Out of memory" message - it should definitely not just silently load a part of the data and skip the rest. I guess it would be diffic...

Hello again Ulrich, I need a bit more information to figure what's going on here. Can you please send me the 4 first lines of each file, so I can see exactly how they're formatted? In general, the Viewer determines the variable types by looking at the the format of the data in the columns. If for a ...

Hi Aleix,

The only explanation for this behavior that I can think of is that the variable is hidden in the user settings or in the project file. Can you go through every group from top to bottom and right-click in the variable view and select Unhide All whenever it's enabled?

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hi Hanan, thanks a lot, very glad you like it! Yes this is a feature I've seen in other similar tools and I really want to do the same in Flow. The list of improvements for future versions is long, however, so I can't promise it will be in the next version, but I can promise it's on the list. Thanks...

Hello again Ulrich, You can't really change the Y axis as such, but you can scale individual variables. You have two options: Either you define a scaled version of the variable with a formula like y_scaled = y / 3 . After that you can uncheck the Display checkbox of the original variable and look at...