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Example: A Datatable in CSV Format
The following example is a CSV format datatable. Each value is separated by a comma. The first row (after the header row) defines parameter names. Each subsequent row specifies a dataset with respective parameter values, separated by commas.
Type,Datatable
Manufacturer,Rating,Speed
Bosch,10,2500
Siemens,10,3500
Plessey,15,2500
The table below shows the previous datatable file in spreadsheet format.
Type
Manufacturer
Datatable
Rating
Speed
Bosch
10
2500
Siemens
10
3500
Plessey
15
2500
Inserting Blanks or Format Into the Datatable
The following CSV file illustrates the consequences of using the value unset in a datatable. This prevents the application of a parameter for a given dataset. Notice that when the datatable is opened in the design, a parameter that has the value unset leaves a blank in the table, but the parameter that are left blank in the CSV file are marked as <<not defined>>.
Type,Datatable
Manufacturer,Rating,Speed
Bosch,10,2500
Siemens,unset,3500
Plessey,15,
The table below shows the previous datatable file in spreadsheet format.
Type
Manufacturer
Datatable
Rating
Speed
Bosch
10
2500
Siemens
3500
Plessey
15
<<not defined>>
The name of the CSV file is the same as the name of the datatable in the Datatable Explorer.