Difference between revisions of "Uploading from Text (Copy/Paste)"
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| − | This tab provides a large text box where you can enter free-form data to upload. Typically the data is copied from a web page or file and then pasted into the text box. | + | This tab provides a large text box where you can enter free-form data to upload. Typically the data is copied from a web page or file and then pasted into the text box. dataZoa handles a wide variety of date and data formats, and will handle single ori multiple series in a single upload. |
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| + | After you upload a new collection of data series, you can name the collection as a <i>dataset</i>. As a dataset, your newly created series keys are grouped together, and can thereafter be [[Your_Data#Updating|updated]] and maintained in dataZoa's grid-based data editor. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:54, 21 February 2017
From Text (Copy/Paste)
From Text (Copy/Paste)
This tab provides a large text box where you can enter free-form data to upload. Typically the data is copied from a web page or file and then pasted into the text box. dataZoa handles a wide variety of date and data formats, and will handle single ori multiple series in a single upload.
After you upload a new collection of data series, you can name the collection as a dataset. As a dataset, your newly created series keys are grouped together, and can thereafter be updated and maintained in dataZoa's grid-based data editor.
