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  1. Joe Reckamp
    Joe Reckamp's post in runningdelta(), but for string signals was marked as the answer   
    Hi David,
    You could either:
    (1) subtract 1 from the count as it will always have the starting value as a capsule, meaning the value will always be number of changes + 1
    or 
    (2) use $signal.tocondition().starts(), which will make the capsule only appear at the start (or specifically the time when a change is made)
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    Joe Reckamp's post in $condition1 or $condition2 or $condition3 -> based on hit get property and apply to result was marked as the answer   
    If they already have the property on the conditions, you could just do:
     
    combinewith($r1tr, $r2tr, $r3tr) If they don't already have the property, would recommend doing the setproperty in the same method as above:
    combinewith($r1tr.setproperty('Reactor', '1'), $r2tr.setproperty('Reactor', '2'), $r3tr.setproperty('Reactor', '3'))  
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    Joe Reckamp's post in Cannot make imported CSV globally scope was marked as the answer   
    Hi Michael,

    For CSV files, you have to change the scope on the CSV file itself rather than the items within the CSV file. It looks like for your scenario, you should have a CSV file named "Lab Cell Build Dates - Manual Upload Sheet - Cell 7 (2).csv" so if you search for that in the Data Tab and then click on the "i" for that file instead of the condition inside it, you should see the Scope option to change.
    Regards,
    Joe
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