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The entries are separated by a ,, and the number of elements must be equal in both columns.
Or even better: do not show the two columns separately, but show only one column Protein ontogeny. Double-clicking on a cell opens a dialog where the user can define new protein <-> ontogeny mapping, where the protein is a string entered by the user, and the ontogeny is provided from ospsuite::StandardOntogeny.
This should be displayed in the IndividualBiometrics sheet of the Individuals tab and the Demographics of the Populations tab.
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Individuals: Individual Biometrics - add columns Protein and Ontogeny
Individuals and Populations: Individual Biometrics - add columns Protein and OntogenyJan 28, 2025
The columns are described here https://esqlabs.github.io/esqlabsR/articles/esqlabsR-design-scenarios.html#individuals
The entries are separated by a
,
, and the number of elements must be equal in both columns.Or even better: do not show the two columns separately, but show only one column
Protein ontogeny
. Double-clicking on a cell opens a dialog where the user can define new protein <-> ontogeny mapping, where the protein is a string entered by the user, and the ontogeny is provided fromospsuite::StandardOntogeny
.This should be displayed in the
IndividualBiometrics
sheet of theIndividuals
tab and theDemographics
of thePopulations
tab.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: