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kfauth Posted - 06/28/2016 : 07:29:34 AM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Pro2015 G Sr2
Operating System: Win7Pro

Hello all,

I happen to have worksheet and column names that depend on numerical parameters. These parameters are stored in the variables
siffg,  siffe,  sidfe

If I define string variables for the window and column names:
ww$="ISOffG$(siffg)";
nc$="G$(siffg)E$(siffe)d$(sidfe)";

then the following code fails in the last line (command error)
win -a %(ww$);
work -v %(nc$);
%(ww)_%(nc$) = (2*BookX_B+BookZ_B)/3;

while the following works:
win -a %(ww$);
work -v %(nc$);
ISOffG$(siffg)_%(nc$) = (2*BookX_B+BookZ_B)/3;

In my opinion, both should be doing the same.

Does someone know the reason for the different behavior?
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kfauth Posted - 07/01/2016 : 03:49:31 AM
Of course it does! How blind can you (well me...) be...

Thanks & sorry for bothering you with this
Hideo Fujii Posted - 06/30/2016 : 1:44:01 PM
Hi kfauth,

Seems the following line lacks "$" for ww: 
%(ww)_%(nc$) = (2*BookX_B+BookZ_B)/3;
That is, it should be:
%(ww$)_%(nc$) = (2*BookX_B+BookZ_B)/3;


Works?

--Hideo Fujii
OriginLab

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