Python detects two formats for the QC flags given in the export NRT file 'NRT26NA1580659739270-ICOS OTC.csv'. The format is either integers ('2', '3', '4'), or floats with decimal number zero ('2.0', '3.0', '4.0'). After a quick inspection it seems like the format is always the same within the same column, and that flags for measured data gets integer flags, while flags for calculated data gets float flags. The QC flags in this file all look like integers when viewed in zublime text. Other files have not been checked.
Python detects two formats for the QC flags given in the export NRT file 'NRT26NA1580659739270-ICOS OTC.csv'. The format is either integers ('2', '3', '4'), or floats with decimal number zero ('2.0', '3.0', '4.0'). After a quick inspection it seems like the format is always the same within the same column, and that flags for measured data gets integer flags, while flags for calculated data gets float flags. The QC flags in this file all look like integers when viewed in zublime text. Other files have not been checked.