[solved] A data file has multiple column header

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• lvanderlinden

  October 2012 edited 9:36PM

  Hi,

  Is there a specific reason for having different loggers for the different loops? If not, I would suggest using the same logger item at the end of each loop. This can be achieved as follows:

  • Make a logger item for your first sequence (by clicking "append new item" in the sequence tab or by using drag-and-drop)
  • For all subsequent sequences, click "append existing item" in the sequence tab and choose the logger item you made for the first sequence.

  After doing this, the variables from the different loops will be collapsed in rows rather than having different variables names (and thus separate columns).

  Does this solve your problem? If not, you could provide us with some more details about your experiment and the way you would like your output file to be organised.

  Best wishes,

  Lotje

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• riverofstar

  October 2012 edited 9:36PM

  Hi,

  Your suggestion works well. Thank you so much.
  I learned how to use this program through the tutorial example, so I didn't know I could use the same logger repeatedly.

  Thanks again!

  Sayb
• lvanderlinden

  October 2012 edited 9:36PM

  Hi Sayb,

  I'm glad it worked! Please let us know if you have any further questions.

  Cheers,

  Lotje

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