Description
When exporting the relationship matrix to excel, the directionality gets lost.
As seen below, the directionality is checked to see if there is a trace, but the direction is ignored and the cell is always set to "X" if there is a trace.
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for (var j = 1; j < this.Matrix.Records[i - 1].Count; j++) |
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{ |
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var trace = relation[j].RelationshipDirection != RelationshipDirectionKind.None; |
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if (trace) |
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{ |
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traceCount++; |
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} |
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worksheetMatrix.Cell(i + 1, j + 1).Value = trace ? "X" : string.Empty; |
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} |
As a user it would be great to be able to maintain this directionality, it makes it alot easier to analyse relationships later.
Description
When exporting the relationship matrix to excel, the directionality gets lost.
As seen below, the directionality is checked to see if there is a trace, but the direction is ignored and the cell is always set to "X" if there is a trace.
COMET-IME-Community-Edition/RelationshipMatrix/Helpers/MatrixExcelExporter.cs
Lines 156 to 166 in 4899190
As a user it would be great to be able to maintain this directionality, it makes it alot easier to analyse relationships later.