TimeIO-Frontend.md

@@ -7,11 +7,19 @@ A CSV Parser is responsible to read your CSV-files correctly. Later you will nee
 In the following we will have a look at the fields which need to be filled out, when creating a parser:
 
 * **Project:** The parser will only be available for users within this project
-* **Timestamp format**: The expected format follows https://strftime.org/
+* **Timestamp format**: The expected format follows https://strftime.org/  (also see interactive https://www.strfti.me/)
   * Example 1: 
     * If your timestamp looks like this `6/13/2024 3:45:00 PM`
     * The Timestamp format is :          `%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p`
+  * Example 2: 
+    * `"2025-02-10 00:15:30"`
+    * `%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S`
+    * Note in this example, the quotationmarks `"` do not appear in the timestamp format.
 * **Column delimiter:** e.g. typical csv delimiter: , ; \\t
+* **Timestam column** : 
+   * Note that the counter starts with zero. 
+   * That means: If your Timestamp is in column one `1` in your file. You have to write a Zero `0` in this field.
+   * Timestamps that are spread over multiple columns are not supported yet.
 * **Footlines:** If the last line of your file is an empty line then (Unklar??)
 * **Decimal sign:** standard is the "Point"
   * So far this can only be changed by admins \* However if requested more often this might change in future