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| blt2si |
Posted - 01/23/2003 : 04:48:39 AM
Hi all,
i used the following labtalk code to import .csv files and this is activated by a button.It is working as i expected but the problem is some columns are disappearing which are in last.i tried to import many .csv files i found the same problem in all files.why this is happening?
if my code was wrong to import .csv files please suggest me how to import them with an example.
[Main]
// type -b $General.Userbutton;
win -t data C:\Program Files\OriginLab\Origin7Server\datareadY.otw;
getfile *.csv;
open -w %a;
Thank you,
Blank
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| Mike Buess |
Posted - 01/28/2003 : 4:01:39 PM
That's a rather irregular format and you might be better off writing your own import routine in Origin C. But before you give up on the ASCII Options try skipping the "Somedata" header...
Skip main header, number of lines= ?
If that's not enough, keep that setting and try my previous two suggestions as well...
1) Automatic determination of column types= OFF
2) # of columns= 8? // or whatever is the correct number
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
| blt2si |
Posted - 01/28/2003 : 08:25:07 AM
Hi Mike Buess,
The following is the example csv file.It has some data in the starting of the file which is indicated here as SomeData(i.e:the details of the Project and etc). here below the text1.text2...there is a space to decalre the units of the values.
Somedata somedata
somedata
somedata
somedata
A B C D E F G H ...........
text1 text2 text3 text4 text5 text6 text7 text8...
**** 1805 8,8 986 1,66 0,16 0,86 1....
**** 1804 8,9 987 1,68 0,22 0,85 1....
**** 1802 8,8 989 1,65 0,16 0,83 1....
**** 1807 8,9 987 1,68 0,16 0,86 1....
**** 1802 8,8 988 1,66 0,14 0,87 1....
**** 1810 8,7 988 1,65 0,16 0,85 1.....
**** 1811 9 986 1,7 0,16 0,85 1.....
**** 1812 8,9 989 1,69 0,16 0,86 1.....
**** 1812 9 987 1,71 0,16 0,85 1....
**** 1812 8,9 985 1,69 0,16 0,85 1.....
**** 1812 9 985 1,7 0,14 0,85 1.....
**** 1811 8,9 987 1,69 0,21 0,86 1,.........
**** 1812 8,8 989 1,66 0,16 0,85 1...........
**** 1812 8,4 988 1,59 0,34 0,86 1...........
Thank You,
Blank
Edited by - blt2si on 01/28/2003 08:28:49 AM
Edited by - blt2si on 01/28/2003 08:30:36 AM |
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 01/24/2003 : 6:28:30 PM
Hi Blank,
Are there any missing values in the first few rows of the data file? If so, try this with your ASCII Options...
Turn OFF "Automatic determination of column types" and specify the exact number of columns.
If that doesn't work you might post a few lines of a typical CSV file to give us a little more to go on.
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
| blt2si |
Posted - 01/24/2003 : 04:42:28 AM
Hi Mike Buess,
i put the quote to the path but the result is same as in the previous case.Everytime the last column is missing when i imported,so i included a dummy column to the original csv file .now the dummy column is missing and the rest are appearing.
only the last column is missing whatever it is..
Thank you,
Blank |
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 01/23/2003 : 11:21:52 AM
Hi Blank,
I don't think you're opening the correct template the way your win -t command is written. (It opens the default template instead.) You should quote the template path because it contains a space...
win -t data "C:\Program Files\OriginLab\Origin7Server\datareadY.otw";
Actually, you could probably just omit the path since it appears to be the Origin program folder...
win -t data datareadY;
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
| blt2si |
Posted - 01/23/2003 : 08:22:56 AM
Hi Mike Buess,
i didn't found any difference. If i import .csv files using both of the options there is no difference ,still some columns are missing same as with the labtalk script code.
Thank you,
Blank |
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 01/23/2003 : 07:57:32 AM
Hi Blank,
Open the ASCII Options for your template "datareadY.otw" and make sure "# of columns" is correct.
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
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