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  1. Thanks Thorsten, it works. Just one more question, do you think that in order to retrieve a list of signals adding a foreach loop will be enough and optimal? (At this moment, I am going to pull out at max 30 signals once a day (1 row of data per 1 hour)) List <string> signalsID = new List<string>(); signalsID.Add("F7AC2007-4243-4B31-9E42-6EAEBCB068C1"); signalsID.Add("6D966E1D-3E8A-48CA-A84B-E665EB404EDF"); foreach (string singal in signalsID) { string signalId = singal; //rest of the code.... do { //do } } There is still one more thing that concerns me. Providing some explanation, I am more Python enthusiast, and in that language, it would be easy to transform that kind of list into a data frame (data table). May you propose the way that I should follow to convert the output into data table in c#? As I mentioned, I am a beginner in terms of c#. Regards,
  2. Hi, I've been wondering recently, how to make API calls with C# based on Seeq-server-sdk-R58 in order to retrieve signals limited by date range. I was planning to connect to SEEQ API by access token, retrieve signals by their IDs, and limit the number of rows that could be retrieved at once. Has anyone accomplished something like that? I was trying but personally, I do not have much experience in c# and REST API. Thanks in advance for any advice!
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