Flow Support Forum

Hi Alex, glad you like it! I'm not entirely sure what you mean by side-by-side comparison and and manual axis scaling. Do you have multiple variables with different scale in the same file that you want to compare, or do you want to compare data from different files? Do you want to compare them in th...

Hi Alex, thank you for your feedback! For corporate users I offer an installer that bypasses Microsoft Store - you can read about it here: https://waveworks.dk/flow/downloads.html. I do charge a small fee for this option, which I feel is not entirely unfair.

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hello and thank you for your feedback! Everyone is of course welcome to suggest new features, also free users - it's very useful for me to learn what would provide value for the users, so I know what to prioritize. Your suggestion is a really neat improvement of the existing interface and actually a...

Hello, and thank you for bearing with me! I'm afraid there are no news - I'm currently fully occupied with other work, so it's hard to find the time to work with Flow right now. There will surely be a new release in 2025, but I don't dare to say exactly when and how big it will be. Hope you can live...

Hi Mike, thank you for you feedback, glad you like it! Does Ctrl-Tab do what you need? If not, can you tell me the difference between what Ctrl-Tab does and what you're suggesting? Also as a side note, you can also right-click a tab and select Move to Right Panel. This lets you compare two files sid...

Hello again, That sounds like it could be a bug. Would you mind zipping and sending a CSV file with this problem to gustaf@waveworks (add .dk manually), and I'll have a look at it? In the meantime, you can use a formula with a type conversion to obtain a numeric variable. For example, if you have a ...

Hello again, Yes, Flow automatically detects the type of each variable - it simply chooses the smallest type that encompasses all values in the column, where bool < int < long < float < string. The type mainly affects how the variable can be used in formulas - for example, you can't call cos(x) if x...

I see. In the Preferences dialog ( File -> Preferences... ) there are some settings to control the auto-grouping behaviour: Under the General tab, if Save variable view settings with project is checked, group assignments are saved in the project file, which makes auto-grouping quite unpredictable, s...

Hi again Jihene, By default, the variables (i.e. signals) should indeed appear in the same order as in the CSV files. There are two reasons to why the display order would be different: If you previously have moved variables with the same names between groups, Flow will remember the group assignments...

No I'm afraid there is no such synchronization between tabs/files. But you are aware that you can split your signals into groups under the same tab right? For groups under the same tab, cursor position and zoom is of course synchronized.