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Hello and thank you for your feedback - glad you find it useful! I can see how it can be cumbersome with many variables, and I have noted it on my list. While waiting for the perfect solution, here are some techniques that might help you, if you're not doing them already: In the Preferences, under D...

Hello again, yes it does, you can right-click in the variable view (over the variable names, not over the plots) and select Copy Plot as Image. This will copy the plots that are currently in view to the system clipboard, so that you can paste it into an external editor. It's not based on your select...

Hi again Ulrich,

Do you mean saving as a new CSV file or as an image?

Best regards,
Gustaf

No worries, I had forgotten that!

Best regards,
Gustaf

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...