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| Naughtje |
Posted - 09/21/2015 : 7:56:47 PM
Is there a way to extract multiple sweeps (or groups) of data contained in a single column and output them to a new workbook with each sweep (group) in a separate column? I know how to do this manually using the worksheet extract data query and then just copy and pasting each time to a new column in the new workbook, but I figured there is a way to write a script with a loop to avoid having to manually input the range for each extraction. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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| Men Bro |
Posted - 10/22/2015 : 11:59:12 PM
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Originally posted by SeanMao
Hi,
You can use colcopy function to copy columns to desired columns:
http://www.originlab.com/doc/X-Function/ref/colcopy
Regards!
Sean
Thank you so much, It work for me too, that's exactly what i need!
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| SeanMao |
Posted - 09/23/2015 : 11:22:50 PM
Hi,
You can use colcopy function to copy columns to desired columns:
http://www.originlab.com/doc/X-Function/ref/colcopy
Regards!
Sean |
| Naughtje |
Posted - 09/22/2015 : 4:44:53 PM
Just noticed my script was wrong. Fixed it so now it reads:
wunstackcol irng1:=col(D) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet1!;
wunstackcol irng1:=col(E) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet2!;
wunstackcol irng1:=col(F) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet3!;
wunstackcol irng1:=col(G) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet4!;
etc.
Now I'm trying to get it to extract to a specific column (col(2)-col(11)). How do I impliment that? |
| Naughtje |
Posted - 09/22/2015 : 4:05:22 PM
Great thank you!
I'm now having trouble running this with multiple columns. I have the following script:
wunstackcol irng1:=col(D) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet!1;
wunstackcol irng1:=col(E) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet!2;
wunstackcol irng1:=col(F) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet!3;
wunstackcol irng1:=col(G) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet!4;
wunstackcol irng1:=col(H) irng2:=col(A) ow:=Sheet!5;
where I'm trying to output each iteration to a different worksheet, however, I end up only outputting the last iteration listed. |
| SeanMao |
Posted - 09/21/2015 : 9:43:28 PM
Hi,
To split columns into multiple columns by row index grouping, you can use X function colsplit. For details, you can search colsplit in X-Function documentation.
For example: colsplit irng:=col(A) method:=seq nrows:=10; // Extract every consecutive 10 rows into new columns.
If you want to split columns into multiple sheets, you can use wsplit function:
http://www.originlab.com/doc/X-Function/ref/wsplit
If you have a grouping column, you can unstack your data according to grouping information using wunstackcol:
http://www.originlab.com/doc/X-Function/ref/wunstackcol
Regards!
Sean
OriginLab Tech. Service
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