Hi Allin, Another repeatable crash today. This is from a dataset that my student gave me. After looking into the issue, I found that the problematic data series was actually read as a string-valued series that looked like numbers. Once I corrected this data issue, the frequency plot was fine. However, it still crashes on any string-valued data series. Attached is the crash report.

On Thu, 24 Dec 2020, Artur Tarassow wrote: > But indeed, the following GUI steps lead to a crash: right-click on > the series -> Frequency Distribution ==> CRASH Hmmm. Again, I can't reproduce this on the grunfeld data set.

On Thu, 24 Dec 2020, Fred Engst wrote: > Another repeatable crash today. This is from a dataset that my student gave > me. > > After looking into the issue, I found that the problematic data series was > actually read as a string-valued series that looked like numbers. > > Once I corrected this data issue, the frequency plot was fine. > However, it still crashes on any string-valued data series. > Attached is the crash report. Thanks, Fred. That's now fixed in git, snapshots to follow. Could you please send me the xlsx file that was imported to create the test3.gdt file that you posted? Besides the crashing problem itself there's something funny happening on importing those data: we end up with one string value consisting of 34 spaces, for hprice.