I created over 100 experimental scenarios in an Excel spreadsheet.
Pasting the spreadsheet into Experiment does not increase the number of columns.
Do I have to press "Add a scenario" in Experimenter 100 times?
I created over 100 experimental scenarios in an Excel spreadsheet.
Pasting the spreadsheet into Experiment does not increase the number of columns.
Do I have to press "Add a scenario" in Experimenter 100 times?
Yes, and if you look into the tree of the experimenter, you see a structure of an object with some nodes which are an experiment variable. There is at least one coupled node in this object and you can try to duplicate this structure by an own source code.
@Shimizu M,
Jörg has explained the method for creating multiple variables on this post and your identical question in another post.
I created a sample script that will duplicate the first Experimenter variable. It only works if there is already one variable in the Experimenter when you run the code.
for(int i = 0; i < 100; i++) { treenode theNode = Model.find("Tools/Experimenter/ExperimentVariables/Variable 1"); treenode copyNode = nodeinsertafter(theNode); createcopy(theNode, Model.find("Tools/Experimenter/ExperimentVariables"), 0); Model.find("Tools/Experimenter/ExperimentVariables/2").destroy(); }
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