UC_CAP LO read as UP in VEDA-FE

[Lukas]

Dear all,

perhaps I found a bug in VEDA-FE.
I have UC on capacity shares as below. The problem is that VEDA reads also the SL_Car_2015 as limit time UP.
I have tried it several times even after restart of VEDA-FE.

If I change the limit time of SL_Car_2015 in dd file, it works fine.

I do not know, if the error is in my procedure or in Veda.

Lukas

Code:

~UC_SETS: R_E: CZ                                                                        
                                                        ~UC_T                                                    
UC_N             Pset_PN    UC_ATTR~RHS    Side       LimTipe    Attribute    UC_RHSRT~2016    UC_RHSRT~0    2016    2017    2018    2019    2020    2021    2022    2023    2024    2025    UC_Desc
SU_Car_2007    CAR*2007*    CAP,SYNC    LHS         UP            UC_CAP                    0        5             7            7            7    8    8    10    Max share of car vnt 2007
            CAR*                        RHS                UC_CAP                        1                                        
SL_Car_2015    CAR*2015*    CAP,SYNC    LHS         LO            UC_CAP                    0        5             13    9    9    6    4    3    3    2    2    2    Min share of car vnt 2015
            CAR*                        RHS                UC_CAP                        1

[Antti-L]

I am not a VEDA developer, but would be curious to see if I can reproduce the problem.

Unfortunately, the table columns and layout are not clear to me from the post above. Could you thus post an image, or the Excel sheet?

[Lukas]

Sorry,
it was fine on my screen.

An Excel sheet is attached.

Lukas

[Antti-L]

Thanks!

Ok, now I was immediately able to spot a suspicious column header: LimTipe

I think it should read LimType, and I am pretty confident this typo is causing the problem, but I will test it to be sure.

The default is UP, which would explain that you got UPs.

[EDIT:] Yes, it worked fine for me when using LimType.

[Lukas]

Thanks!

Ok, now I was immediately able to spot a suspicious column header: LimTipe

I think it should read LimType, and I am pretty confident this typo is causing the problem, but I will test it to be sure.

The default is UP, which would explain that you got UPs.

[EDIT:] Yes, it worked fine for me when using LimType.

Ou, thank you very much!