Open mjpdenver opened 10 years ago
Can you point me to an example of this?
Here is a list of the file names greater than 5 characters. Often it is just a matter of a letter appended to the station name.
"20001A" "20001b" "20001B" "20001C" "20005A" "20005B" "20005C" "20011A" "20011B" "20011C" "20014A" "20014B" "20014C" "21001A" "21001B" "21001C" "2DEG3A" "2DEG3B" "A2DEG4" "ADEG4A" "ADEG4B" "BDEG4A" "BDEG4B" "CDEG4A" "CDEG4B"
Here is an full file path to an example.
Drew data/l/Phytoplankton 2006.xls
We received "Corrected Site Names.xlsx" from Jade's staff on June 10, 2014. The spreadsheet indicates the correct site names.
Typically the trailing letter is stripped.
I saved this in the QC/ folder and will commit to github.
On the algae tab, where there is no corrected name, by default - the original name will be used. Likewise, where there is no name in the "Different Name" column, the incorrect name will be used.
Linked to ISSUE 9#
How should station ids with a letter be recorded within the 24 digit to preserve the standard width? By default, I am stripping the letter, but keeping the full station id in the separate id field.
20001A