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And now everytime I try to load it using File & CSV File wegets. it does not set the correct type of the columns defined.
it will remove the '#' from the header for numeric columns, but keeps '#' for others
Same issue with 3 lines headers, Orange will detect them as data
Example of my file header
C#Point, D#cd|3outside_d30, C#bbands0_d30
What's your environment?
Operating system: MAC OS X 14.5 (23F79)
Orange version: 3.37.0
How you installed Orange: standalone
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It seems that you used names, that are suitable for a one line header, in the three line header. Try removing the first and second header row in your data.
If you need any further investigation, please attach a sample of your dataset.
It seems that you used names, that are suitable for a one line header, in the three line header. Try removing the first and second header row in your data.
If you need any further investigation, please attach a sample of your dataset.
I used 3 lines headers and also tried the one line (example above). both options didn't work
What's wrong?
I created a CSV file with 1 header line as per the guideline https://orange3.readthedocs.io/projects/orange-visual-programming/en/latest/loading-your-data/index.html
And now everytime I try to load it using File & CSV File wegets. it does not set the correct type of the columns defined.
it will remove the '#' from the header for numeric columns, but keeps '#' for others
Same issue with 3 lines headers, Orange will detect them as data
Example of my file header
What's your environment?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: