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Hello, Thank you for the suggestion - that makes sense. I'm adding it to the list of feature requests. For now you can use a formula like y_log = log(y) to visualize the logarithm of y . I understand it's not exactly what you want since it won't show the logarithmic scale and grid, but hopefully it ...

Hello, sorry for the slow reply. Can you go to File → Preferences and check that "Auto reload externally changed files" is set to "Immediately when detected"?

Ah ok, I see the problem and I understand that you want to minimize the hassle for your users. I'm afraid this use case is not really supported. I guess it would work better if Flow could be installed with a regular installer, like with Notepad++, but a regular installer would cost me quite some tim...

Hello Branko, I checked on my computer, and the path is exactly the same here, so I think the chances are good that it actually works on all computers. If not, maybe you can find some tips from here: https://superuser.com/questions/1543363/how-to-open-a-windows-store-app-from-command-line Hope this ...

Hi, ok thanks for letting me know! Yes I have also seen this feature in competing products and it's really handy. It's actually already on the top of the list of new features to be implemented, so it will be included in the next version.

Best regards,
Gustaf

Thank you for taking the time to report this problem! I will fix it for the next version. If you have Flow CSV Editor (the paid version), you can change the type manually by right-clicking the variable, select Redefine... and enter inVoltageIn1_mean_float32 = float(inVoltageIn1_mean_float32) . If no...

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...