When there is an in-line return, the return character is displayed as the not-defined glyph and the block itself is larger than normal. The block is a different size based on how many in-line returns there are.
Also, if you add in-line returns, the block itself will grow over existing blocks instead of moving them to a different coord space in the editor.
When there is an in-line return, the return character is displayed as the not-defined glyph and the block itself is larger than normal. The block is a different size based on how many in-line returns there are.
Also, if you add in-line returns, the block itself will grow over existing blocks instead of moving them to a different coord space in the editor.
use Libraries.Compute.Statistics.DataFrame
DataFrame frame frame:LoadFromCommaSeparatedValue( "Group,Amount K-12,108 University,12 Adult Novice,4 Eduator,10 Professional, 0 None,8" )
output frame:ToText()