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- parameterId: determines which parameter this value belongs to, only used when there is no parameterColumn
- locationId: determines which location this value belongs to, only used when there is no locationColumn
- ignoreNumericalParameters: when set to true, this column will not be read for numerical parameters. Useful when the value is provided in 2 columns, 1 for numerical and 1 for enumeration. It prevents values beings overwritten with an undesired value from the wrong column.
- ignoreEnumerationParameters: when set to true, this column will not be read for enumeration parameters. Useful when the value is provided in 2 columns, 1 for numerical and 1 for enumeration. It prevents values beings overwritten with an undesired value from the wrong column.
- requireNumericalParameters: when set to true, the import will fail when this column is filled for non-numerical parameters (enumerations). Useful when the value is provided in 2 columns, 1 for numerical and 1 for enumeration and when the wrong column is filled the import file will be rejected so it can be corrected before the data will be imported.
- requireEnumerationParameters: when set to true, the import will fail when this column is filled for non-enumeration parameters (numerical). Useful when the value is provided in 2 columns, 1 for numerical and 1 for enumeration and when the wrong column is filled the import file will be rejected so it can be corrected before the data will be imported.
Flag column
A flag column <flagColumn name="Y"/> can be configured to store the quality flag with the value.
Importing multiple flag columns (since 2016.02)
Since 2016.02 it is possible to import multiple flag columns. This works only in combination with multiple value columns. For each flag column a parameter id and/or location id can be specified, this should be done in the same way as the value column so the flag will match the correct value.
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