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| tib |
Posted - 01/11/2002 : 05:21:11 AM
one can access a column label by different methods.
1. %M=wksName!wks.col[n].label$
That's not good because you first have to assign this to a variable.
2. %(colNum,@L) or %(colNum)
(BTW what's the difference? Why do you need @L at all?)
That's also not good because you have to have make the workheet active.
You do not want to use "win -a WksName" but might use win -o winName {script}
These methods are not practical, e.g. if you want to display a label which contains
the column labels of some other worksheets which is also automatically updated when
these labels change.
I was hoping for something straightforward like in case of colum name.
%(wksName,@C,colNumber). Why does this not work for @L option?
Any ideas? Thanks, Tilman. |
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| bluedragon7 |
Posted - 09/01/2006 : 09:35:52 AM
I have the same Problem as tib and would like to use
%(wksName,@L,colNumber)
or a similar solution in my templates. Any suggestions? Or any news to support this feature?
Thanks, Karsten |
| Laurie |
Posted - 01/11/2002 : 5:19:01 PM
Not sure why we don't support this, but I entered a suggestion for this in our tracking database.
%(colNum,@L) or %(colNum) work the same because the default is to display the label if it exists.
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