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Milchy Posted - 06/19/2023 : 08:11:22 AM
Ver: Origin2023

Hello, I am importing .csv through the wizard, it has 100+ columns, certain LongNames should always be set as the X columns. I can do it manually in the preview window before finalizing the import.

Is there any automatic way to do this?
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Milchy Posted - 06/26/2023 : 01:21:03 AM
Thanks! Works great!!!
YimingChen Posted - 06/19/2023 : 09:03:49 AM
You may need LabTalk script after import for such. On the last page of the import wizard, check the box Save Filter and Specify advanced filter options. Then click Next button. In the next page, enter the following script. Change ln to the longname of the columns to be set to x. 

for (int i = 1; i < wks.ncols; i++) {
	if (wks.col$(i).lname$ == "ln") {
		wks.col$(i).type = 4;
	}
}




James

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