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HS231157 Posted - 02/13/2003 : 06:44:04 AM
Is there a Labtalk OGS file for the build-in function EXTRACT DATA from Worksheet?
I would like to run this function in a script file.
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Mike Buess Posted - 02/13/2003 : 07:58:13 AM
Here's how to find out yourself...

1> Open script window.
2> Press <Ctrl>+<Shift> while selecting the command.
3> The command's menu ID appears in script window.
4> If it's not a built-in command, the labtalk command script also appears. (If you have Origin 7 the relevant OGS file will open in CodeBuilder.)

When you try that with the EXTRACT DATA command you just get a menu ID, so it is a built-in command. You can still run it with the menu command...

menu -e menuID;

Mike Buess
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