Thanks Goyo and Jae-Joon Lee.
It worked!
it worked!
Goyo wrote:
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> 2010/10/10 Alessio Civ :
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>> Please, can someone help me? I've been digging the documentation, but I
>> can't find a way to do this.
>
> ¿Didn't you get my message on oct-5? I didn't send it to the list by
> mistake:
>
Hi,
thanks for reply.
My problem is that I need to scatter data of different periods but in the
same x.
For example, the quantity x sold in March is 1 at price y of 2, the quantity
sold in April is 2 at price y of 3. I want the 2 points to have different
colors in the same graph!
Now I'm doing
Hi Butterw,
first of all, if you are working on data a lot, we could get in contact. I
need to work better on my scripts and we could help each other.
I've uploaded my script that imports from csv to sqlite. It's not a totally
clean script, as I am working on something else now I couldn't clean
Hi,
To load csv data, I use a modified version of csv2rec for which the
data type of each column is specified explicitly in the data file.
By removing the dtype guessing you get a speedup and you also avoid
potential mess-ups.
Alessio: sadly you right about it not being possible to trust Excel
2010/10/10 Alessio Civ :
>
>
> Please, can someone help me? I've been digging the documentation, but I
> can't find a way to do this.
¿Didn't you get my message on oct-5? I didn't send it to the list by mistake:
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Make
Hi,
a strong advice from someone who is using excel format with tons of data is
to save them in csv and then import in Sqlite.
Excel messes up the data types and gives a lot of troubles with numbers.
Sqlite is fast and data are secure.
The power of this system is that you can query your data an
