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| DanieleOrigin |
Posted - 12/01/2015 : 08:46:38 AM
Hi to everyone!
i'm trying to make some ripetitive processes automatic with labtalk. i attached my file in photos.
what i want to automatize is:
-duplicate in an other sheet
in the new sheet i want
-removal of the columns A, B, E, F, G
-removal of the rows from 1 to 2247 and the row called Sparklines (that is in yellow)
-substitute a group of yellow cell with new fields (as you can see in the second photo)
-confirm the operation with a pop-up mask
i've tried to automatise but i just managed to removed the columns.
can someone please help me, writing here the command i have to write?
thanks in advance and sorry for my bad english.
RAW FILE
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| SeanMao |
Posted - 12/09/2015 : 10:05:21 PM
Hi,
After plotxy command line, add these two lines:
page.title=1; // Change window to display Long Name
page.longname$ = strSht$; // Set Long Name
Regards!
Sean
OriginLab Tech. |
| DanieleOrigin |
Posted - 12/09/2015 : 05:47:09 AM
Thanks! My team is really enthusiast!
they ask me another question: is it possibile to add automatic plot?
i managed to obtain a plot looking on the site with
plotxy iy:=(3,1) plot:=200;
but how can i obtain that plot with the same name of the worksheet it come from? (for example worksheetname+1 instead of Graph1, i haven't find a solution)
thanks for time you have been dedicating to us!
regards |
| SeanMao |
Posted - 12/08/2015 : 9:22:34 PM
Hi,
Try to replace the wcopy 1! 2! command line with:
string strSht$ = wks.name$+"_1";
wcopy 1! 2!;
wks.name$=strSht$;
The short name of your sheet contains spaces so it does not work at first.
Regards!
Sean |
| DanieleOrigin |
Posted - 12/08/2015 : 6:20:58 PM
Sean you are a boss!
the routine now is perfect, the only out-of-order command is
string strSht$ = wks.name$+"_1";
wcopy 1! [%H]%(strSht$)!;
in the place of
wcopy 1! 2!; // Duplicate 1st sheet to 2nd sheet
because when i use it, the new sheet (the duplicated one) has the name "0" and it is blank (it has just the yellow labels filled).
anyway you help us!
thanks a lot!
Daniele |
| SeanMao |
Posted - 12/06/2015 : 9:14:54 PM
Hi,
Q1:
type -b "Data manipulation is done!"; // Display a dialog with text
You can put this line at the end of data manipulation.
Q2:
string strSht$ = wks.name$+"_1";
wcopy 1! [%H]%(strSht$)!;
Just replace the wcopy 1! 2! to the code above. This will add "_1" to the sheet name of 1st one since it is forbidden to have two sheet the same name.
Regards!
Sean
OriginLab Tech.
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| DanieleOrigin |
Posted - 12/04/2015 : 2:08:43 PM
you are the best, dear sean!
thank you very much! it will change my work and the work of my team.
then, just one more thing...
-how can i obtain a final pop-up mask (to confirm to my team that the labtalk procedure has done properly)?
-how to duplicate the sheet mantaining the same name (instead of "Sheet 1")?
thanks in the name of whole my team. |
| SeanMao |
Posted - 12/04/2015 : 04:36:17 AM
Hi,
Sorry that I just found out this wks.deleterows() function is Origin 2016 SR0 new feature.
You can try:
range r2 = col(C)[1]:col(D)[2247];
delete r2;
Regards!
Sean |
| DanieleOrigin |
Posted - 12/03/2015 : 05:14:44 AM
thanks a lot SeanMao!!
it is almost perfect, but i have problem with rows: when i start the labtalk script, i don't know why the program doesn't remove the rows.
other commands are perfect.
can you please help me?
i'm running origin 9.2
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| SeanMao |
Posted - 12/03/2015 : 01:17:54 AM
Hi,
The LabTalk command is as following:
wcopy 1! 2!; // Duplicate 1st sheet to 2nd sheet
range r1 = (col(a),col(b),col(e),col(f),col(g));
delete r1; // Delete A, B, E, F, G
wks.deleteRows(1, 2247); // Remove row 1 to row 2247
wks.labels(-S); // Remove Sparkline
col(C)[L]$ = "E vs SCE"; // Label columns
col(D)[L]$ = "I";
col(C)[U]$ = "v";
col(D)[U]$ = "A/cm2";
wks.addcol(Log); // Add new column
csetvalue col:=col(Log) formula:="log(abs(col(D)))"; // Set Column Formula
Just copy and paste it in Script Window and hit Enter to run.
Regards!
Sean
OriginLab Tech. |
| DanieleOrigin |
Posted - 12/02/2015 : 12:30:09 PM
You are right but I need to keep the original data in a sheet and the elaborated data in a second sheet (unfortunately).
If someone can help me in doing this, it will be wonderful. |
| kfauth |
Posted - 12/02/2015 : 05:13:10 AM
I would like to think that at least partially (if not all) can be done directly when importing. If you use the ASCII import wizard, then you can set it up to do what you want. Especially, you can get rid of the header information and you can deselect the automatic creation of sparklines. Whether you can do a partial import (starting from some specified row) -- I am almost sure you can configure that, too. |
