[tw5] Re: Shiraz dynamic table and summarizing numerical data

Mohammad Yes I have used Tobias's tools and it is of great value for a lot of applications. It is a good way to populate tiddlywiki with content from other sources. However here I am interested only in the simpler CSV export, which is a direct match to a table, Columns rows and cells. Regards

[tw5] Re: Shiraz dynamic table and summarizing numerical data

Hi Tony, Thank you for your comments. Tobias beer has made a converter can accept csv or Excel file and create tables based on that! By the way having a two direction tools is a good idea! Regarding math operators, I agree with you to do such sophi

[tw5] Re: Shiraz dynamic table and summarizing numerical data

Mohammad Especialy once there are simple maths within a table something I have for my client is a separate form of the same table which is a csv with header row of column names and each row as a comma delimited record. If we could have a copy to clipboard button that copies any table to csv use

[tw5] Re: Shiraz dynamic table and summarizing numerical data

Except the standard deviation, the below feature requests are implemented now! See https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/aZL20FpW4FU/getfqy1yFQAJ I am waiting for Jeremy to add more math operators to Tiddlywiki core! Then I will add some more statistical function! --Mohammad On Sunday, Jan

[tw5] Re: Shiraz dynamic table and summarizing numerical data

Mohammad, This sounds helpful, I will review in time. Thanks Tony On Friday, January 31, 2020 at 8:12:07 AM UTC+11, Mohammad wrote: > > Hi, > I have implemented partially the below feature in Shiraz dynamic table! > For TW ready to use math operators, there is no hassles and one can use > the

[tw5] Re: Shiraz dynamic table and summarizing numerical data

Hi, I have implemented partially the below feature in Shiraz dynamic table! For TW ready to use math operators, there is no hassles and one can use the footer and add for example sum as <> but for other results like average a small macro shall be written and then called. I wish to now if this