Glad you solved it! With regard to your question, I assume you're asking about the "Second row is units" in Preferences under CSV Import. "Units" here refers to physical units like seconds, degrees, m/s2 etc. It's quite common in CSV files with measurements to put these units on the second row, with the same separator as the other rows, and then the actual data starts on the third row. So in your case it would be something like:
Code: Select all
Timestamp,Temperature_CelsiusC,Relative_Humidity,Absolute_Humidity
,degrees (C),%,g/m3
"Nov 10, 2023 15:56:25",20.3,71,12.5
If you open a file like this in Flow, you will se the physical units as an additional column in the Variable view.
The "Second row is units" option allows you to disable (select "No") or enforce (select "Yes") taking the elements of the second row as physical units. With "Auto", which is the default, there is a heuristic to determine it.
Hope this makes it clearer!
Best regards,
Gustaf