Mark Derbecker

Hi Ryan,
In the latest versions of SPy (use v190.2 or later) you can supply a "Condition" column in your "data" DataFrame that corresponds to an index entry in your "metadata" DataFrame, and this combination will allow you to push multiple conditions in spy.push() call. It should be faster because SPy will push the conditions in parallel.
Take a look at the docs here for more info:
https://python-docs.seeq.com/user_guide/spy.push.html#pushing-condition-and-capsule-data

Hi Chris,
(I am assuming you are not using Seeq Data Lab, please correct me if I'm wrong.)
Seeq's SPy library is recommended for Python scripts, as it contains higher-level functions for common use cases, and it employs Pandas DataFrames as the primary data structure for input and output. seeq-spy is a "wrapper" around the seeq REST API Python SDK.
To use SPy in Seeq Server R62.0.9, first install the seeq module like so:
pip install seeq~=62.0 Then install the latest version of SPy:
pip install seeq-spy Then use the documentation for SPy found here:
https://python-docs.seeq.com/user_guide/Tutorial.html

Correct: The problem is not related to the formula, the problem is that an invalid UIConfig property was somehow posted. You can fix it by posting the valid UIConfig with the capitalization fixed.