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a_user	Posted - 08/13/1998 : 7:02:00 PM I have to import a datafile with 8 columns. The first two columns are pairs of connected data. The next two columns belong as well together, but are probably not that long. The last six columns are just to hand over some parameters and consist therefore of just one value. The columns are of different types: Numeric, text, date and time. What I tried to do was, to create a template and choose the import options in a way, that Origin is able to import the data. The obvious way to put all the parameters in the first row failed completely. The only solution I could find, was to write all the parameters and some dummy variables in the last row. It seems, that Origin needs at least in the last row some model data! Unfortunately are my datafiles build in a different way! Is there a another possibility to import this kind of datafile?
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a_user	Posted - 08/13/1998 : 7:09:00 PM Re:Import You can setup the template to skip the first row so the data will import correctly. The portion skipped is stored in the global variable %Z which you can parse with substring operator and store the various parameters in a UIM status object, or store them in an extra column in the template.

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