[Peter Kovalik]

Thank you for the suggestion, unfortunately again I was unable to make it work. I feel part of the problem is that the basic info on adobe site is too basic to resolve anything a bit out of the ordinary, but everything else is at this point still beyond me.

However, in the process of trying to make it work, I did discover that accessing the .csv from the project bin using the “footage().dataValue();” method as opposed to dropping the .csv into my comp and accessing its contents directly there, made the difference. Dropping it (or .tsv or .json) automatically clips the values to 32,768, whereas keeping it in the Project bin keeps the values intact. If anyone can explain that on to me I would greatly appreciate it.

[Peter Kovalik]

I just want to add that since posting this issue, I also tried exporting the data from the Google Sheet as .tsv and .json, and the clipping occurred in these cases as well.

[Peter Kovalik]

Hello Andrei,

Thank you for replying so fast. Unfortunately, I am a real neophyte when it comes to expressions so I probably didn’t do this right. I applied the first (values = []; …) to the NUMBER layer’s Text Source (as per original) and the second on to the TEXT layer’s Text Source. However both expressions return errors.

The first the message: “Error: TypeError: rowVal.replace is not a function” in line 4 > “values.push(parseInt(rowVal.replace(“,”,””)));”

The second: “Error: TypeError: thisComp.layer(. . .)(. . .)(. . .)(. . .)(. . .).replace is not a function” in line 6 >
“rowVal.number = parseInt(thisComp.layer(“Data-Driven-Sample.csv”)(“Data”)(“Outline”)(“Number Data”)(“Number Data “+i).replace(“,”,””));”

Was there something else I needed to do?
thank you again
peter