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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -101,6 +101,13 @@ Those files are meant to carry different types of content - one might give infor
101101the other is a record of power values provided by a real system.
102102To be able to understand, what's inside of the file, the * columnScheme* part of the file name gives insight of it's
103103content.
104+
105+ For example, you have an IndividualTimeSeries CSV file for energy prices, then you use the key ` c ` from the table below
106+ for columnScheme ` its_c_2fcb3e53-b94a-4b96-bea4-c469e499f1a1.csv ` .
107+ The CSV file must then have the appropriate format for the key ` c ` :
108+
109+ ` "uuid";"time";"price" ` <br > ` 45bd936f-524a-4d59-8978-31ccf37fa230;2020-01-01T00:00:00Z;100.0 `
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104111The following keys are supported until now:
105112``` {eval-rst}
106113.. list-table::
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133140
134141```
135142
136- As the `` uuid `` and `` time `` field are mandatory, they are not mentioned explicitly, here.
137-
138143### Results
139144
140145``` {eval-rst}
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