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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...

Hi again, yes now I understand, thank you for the elaboration! And you're right, this request has been raised in another thread in this forum. I'll see what I can come up with. As a workaround for now, you can use formulas to create scaled copies of some of the variables and use the scaled copy in t...

Thank you for your kind words and for your input - it has been noted! Can you elaborate number 2 a bit more, maybe with an example? I'm not sure I understand it.

Hello, no it's a very good question. I'm afraid it's impossible to open a second instance - I have to admit that I haven't thought about this use case. A (quite silly) workaround would be to have both Flow CSV Viewer and Flow CSV Editor installed and start them both. In this case, they would open as...

Hello Akhilesh and thank you for taking the time to report this problem. This error should not occur regardless of the file size, so this is a bug that I didn't know about. It may be unrelated to the file size and caused by something else. Can you please tell me how large the file is (in MB/GB) and ...

Hello and thank you for the idea! Yes several users have already requested some functionality for marking and placing documentation in the plots, and a natural extension would be to also be able to import such documentation from a file. I'm afraid it's not coming up very soon but it's on my list. Fo...

Hello again Karel, Thank you very much for taking the time to report this problem. It's true that Flow looks at the first 100 rows to estimate the maximum number of decimals in a column and uses this number of decimals for display purposes. Your elaborate example shows me that this strategy doesn't ...

Sounds good!

Ok I noted your request. To begin with I will at least make sure that the X axis variable setting is stored with the other view settings, so one only has to do it once.

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hi again, version 1.1.3 has now been released, and in this version, immediate reload is now optional, so this should fix your problem.

Best regards,
Gustaf