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[quote][i]Originally posted by JamCheck[/i]
[br]Origin Ver. and Service Release: OriginPro 8.6.0 (64-bit) b70 (Academic)
Operating System: MS Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard

Hello,
I am trying to define a lot of range variables, each of them consisting of a column, to create a data sheet which contains the results of a global fitting procedure. One variable (column) is reserved for one parameter and I want to save the differently indexed results in the corresponding cells. In principle, this works, but I encounter problems when I try to define the range variables in a loop:
[code]loop (ii , 1 , 20) {
range c$(ii)=[book1]sheet1!Col($(ii));
}[/code]
Thereafter, the variables are [b]not defined[/b]. This is especially strange since if I do the same manually, i.e.
[code]ii=1;
range c$(ii)=[book1]sheet1!Col($(ii));
ii=2;
range c$(ii)=[book1]sheet1!Col($(ii));
...[/code]
the definitions work perfectly fine. Why is this and how can I do it with the loop?

Thanks a lot for your help,
Jan
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JamCheck	Posted - 11/09/2012 : 04:44:57 AM Origin Ver. and Service Release: OriginPro 8.6.0 (64-bit) b70 (Academic) Operating System: MS Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Hello, I am trying to define a lot of range variables, each of them consisting of a column, to create a data sheet which contains the results of a global fitting procedure. One variable (column) is reserved for one parameter and I want to save the differently indexed results in the corresponding cells. In principle, this works, but I encounter problems when I try to define the range variables in a loop: loop (ii , 1 , 20) { range c$(ii)=[book1]sheet1!Col($(ii)); } Thereafter, the variables are not defined. This is especially strange since if I do the same manually, i.e. ii=1; range c$(ii)=[book1]sheet1!Col($(ii)); ii=2; range c$(ii)=[book1]sheet1!Col($(ii)); ... the definitions work perfectly fine. Why is this and how can I do it with the loop? Thanks a lot for your help, Jan
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JamCheck	Posted - 01/07/2013 : 07:10:08 AM quote: Originally posted by greg Variables declared within '{' '}' will go out of scope once you exit. You can use @global = 1; to enforce any following variables to be global in scope. You can use @global = 0; to resume normal scoping rules. It works perfectly now, thanks for your prompt reply - this was exactly the hint I needed.
greg	Posted - 11/09/2012 : 1:16:42 PM Variables declared within '{' '}' will go out of scope once you exit. You can use @global = 1; to enforce any following variables to be global in scope. You can use @global = 0; to resume normal scoping rules.

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