Hello everybody, I'm trying to write a script that executes after an import. My purpose is to automatically plot several boxplots, starting from the data I import. I prepared an import filter to organise my data in the following order: the group column is column A in Sheet1 (the only sheet of the workbook at the moment of import), the data column for the first boxplot is in column D, that of the second boxplot is in column E, the third and fourth are respectively in column F and G. During the import I set the column A as being the X, containing text, B and C are labels and I won't use them for anything during the script, the remaining four columns are numeric Y. The following is my script:
plot_gboxindexed irng:=[dataSheet$]Sheet1!D group:=[dataSheet$]Sheet1!A theme:="Box_Data in Line" rd:=[<input>]<new name:="Voc">; plot_gboxindexed irng:=[dataSheet$]Sheet1!E group:=[dataSheet$]Sheet1!A theme:="Box_Data in Line" rd:=[<input>]<new name:="Jsc">; plot_gboxindexed irng:=[dataSheet$]Sheet1!F group:=[dataSheet$]Sheet1!A theme:="Box_Data in Line" rd:=[<input>]<new name:="FF">; plot_gboxindexed irng:=[dataSheet$]Sheet1!G group:=[dataSheet$]Sheet1!A theme:="Box_Data in Line" rd:=[<input>]<new name:="PCE">;
Now, the problem is that right after the first plot_gboxindexed, a dialog shows up with the layer content for layer 1 and stopping the script from further executing. I don't understand how to solve the issue, how to stop that dialog from appearing and why it appears in the first place, since the infos it shows me do not require further modification for the boxplot to be the way I desire.
P.S. The script executes after all the files are imported even though there's only one file to import in my case. Thank you for any suggesiton, Alberto
Dialog showing up during script execution
Posted - 04/17/2025 : 07:22:28 AM
