Joseph Parker

Yes, that does. Thanks John for the help.

Thanks John, I will mess around in datalab and do some tests with the above workflow on some simple cases. I know the above is strictly just for modifying the formula and then pushing the formula back to Seeq but is possible to modify the formula in datalab and then apply back to the signal and re-generate all in datalab. I was thinking about adding a schedule as I will most likely have to use some API to pull in the spreadsheet from Sharepoint every day.

Hey John, Thanks for the reply. Yes, that is correct. The updated values are from a spreadsheet in Sharepoint (typically gets updated every day).

Is there a way to automate generating signals in Seeq using a experimental lookup table? As of now for a particular use case, we are able to generate signals from an experimental lookup table where the table was constructed in excel first and then copied/pasted into formula within a workbench where it is then executed to generate the signal. However, the data within the experimental lookup table is from a separate spreadsheet that gets updated per day so if a specific key has it's value changed, we would have to manually go into the lookup table and change that corresponding value for the specific key and then re-execute. I know in data lab, spy.pull() can have a calculation argument or you can specify a formula to be applied. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Thank you Chris. I submitted a ticket.

Hello, I'm have a daily monitoring report within a table format and when trying to produce a PDF document of the report, it tends to scale the content in a weird way by cutting off a portion of the content window. Please see the image below of the issue: Each piece of content has a custom size measurement of 2000 width x 394 height. The PDF paper size, layout, and margin is set to Tabloid, Landscape, and 0.5 in respectively. What would be causing this issue of the content window being cut of like this? In the Seeq Organizer it looks fine. Please see the image below: Our Seeq version is the following: R62.0.12-v202312041832

Hello, I'm trying to look at an organizer's content but for some reason when the organizer is opened/or refreshed using the daily or monthly refresh, the content within the organizer does not load and produces a "content capture timed out" error. However, where the content is inherited, the analyses show in the workbench. Does anyone know why this is happening or what could be causing the issue?

Hello, I'm currently working on daily reports for different facilities across our business. I have been adding signals to an asset tree structure within a .csv file and using Jupyter Notebook to push the asset tree to our Seeq server. However, when pushing the updated asset tree to the Seeq server I ran across this issue. Please see below: There are occasions where there are signals with the same name and when Seeq tries to find these signals it returns the first signal. This is an issue as in this case one signal is a numeric type and the other signal is a string type (the string type is the one I'm after) but do not know of a way to manipulate Seeq to get the second signal. Please see below for the signals: When the asset tree is pushed, the signal within the tree is the numeric type. What is a way around this issue? Do I have to manipulate the Seeq connector and add an additional query to handle these conflicts? Thanks,

Wow.. I was overthinking this way too much 😅 Thanks John I appreciate the help!

How would you go about calculating the deviation of one signal (in this case the bushing well 01 temp signal) from a setpoint signal? Please see the following signals below.