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Re: SpreadSheet Import - Dynamic start; no end

2012-05-24T16:23:09+01:00

seinecle wrote:You will probably get a precise reply soon, but here is first: why not use a very large number instead of infinity? This could be the number corresponding to the most recent of your nodes, for example.

I was considering this, but was curious if there was an actual solution to my case.

I was concerned that a "very large number" might skew the timeline proportions, but worst case I will put the latest node's time in there.

@eduramiba
I will certainly try that! Thank you very much!

Statistics:Posted by clucernoni — 24 May 2012 16:23

Re: SpreadSheet Import - Dynamic start; no end

2012-05-24T16:21:57+01:00

Hi,
You can indeed write <(1337793167,Infinity)>.
Note that Infinity needs an upper case i at the beginning.

Eduardo

Statistics:Posted by eduramiba — 24 May 2012 16:21

Re: SpreadSheet Import - Dynamic start; no end

2012-05-24T16:13:45+01:00

You will probably get a precise reply soon, but here is first: why not use a very large number instead of infinity? This could be the number corresponding to the most recent of your nodes, for example.

Statistics:Posted by seinecle — 24 May 2012 16:13

SpreadSheet Import - Dynamic start; no end

2012-05-24T15:45:07+01:00

I was able to figure out how to make edge and node spreadsheets with the "time interval" configured so that my nodes/edges show up dynamically. My question is, I don't ever have a "end time" for them. How can I make it so that I just specify the "Start time" and then they are there for the rest of time in my timeline?

For example this is what I have:
Id;Label;Time Interval
192.168.249.134;"192.168.249.134";"<(1337793167,133779316)>" <---this makes it show up for just one moment in time and then disappear.

But I really want something like this:
Id;Label;Time Interval
192.168.249.134;"192.168.249.134";"<(1337793167,infinity)>"

Statistics:Posted by clucernoni — 24 May 2012 15:45