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kencedric Posted - 02/06/2012 : 09:45:37 AM
Hi everybody,
i ve a little problem. I dont know how i can fill a table (in an existing Graph)with a Programm code in Labtalk.
Is there possible or i have to do it manual...?
thx a lot for helping...
Kendy from Germany
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Penn Posted - 02/07/2012 : 9:46:53 PM
Hi Kendy,

Please try the colcopy X-Function.

Penn
kencedric Posted - 02/07/2012 : 08:18:29 AM
thx for ur Help...
hope i dont border... for a few week i am using it... i ve a last question:
How can i copy a column of my Book and paste it in my new table?

thx a lot...
kendy
Penn Posted - 02/06/2012 : 9:42:45 PM
Hi Kendy,

To fill a table in a graph, it is the same with the way to fill a normal worksheet. For example:

add_table_to_graph tabname:=tblName;  // add a table to active graph, table name stored in tblName variable
range col1 = [tblName$]1!col(1);  // range of the first column in the table
// fill values to this column
col1[1] = 1;
col1[2] = 2;
col1[3] = 3;
doc -u;  // refresh the window


Penn

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