Closed Scindix closed 2 years ago
Hi @Scindix,
Thanks for your collaboration. I can confirm this bug.
There is a way to get around this situation without having to modify the raw data.
First, the Decimal Separators
is set to 1 000,0
or 1.000,0
(Edit → Preferences → General → Numeric Format).
After, I don't check the Numeric data
in import window:
The data is imported as Text:
Then, I select all the columns and in Type
I set Numeric
and Apply
.
Of course, this does not remove the fact that this issue needs to be fixed. But it is an optional solution until it is done.
Thank you for reporting. I will have a look at it later.
fixed in new release v1.02
Edit: I'm using Version 1.011A-alpha
Thanks for making a modern version of qtiPlot. There's just one issue I'd like to point out: I'm unable to import files that use commas as decimal seperator which is a format used in some European languages. This is the csv file:
This is how I'm importing it: ↑ Please note that I'm using the correct Decimal Seperators. However the imported table consists mostly of zeros. If I perform the exact same import in SciDAVis it is imported correctly: