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cougar2 Posted - 01/06/2004 : 09:15:26 AM
Hi everyone,

I´m using the following script to calculate values in worksheet a1 (column f) from worksheet b1 (also column f):

a1_f=(b1_f-b1_f[23])/(b1_f[1]-b1_f[23]);

Can I loop over a certain column range in a1 and b1, say from column b to s? With the wks.col command I cannot access certain values, I guess.

Thank you
Cougar

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cougar2 Posted - 01/06/2004 : 10:44:59 AM
Edgar,

thanks again so much!!

Cougar

edgar.kaiser Posted - 01/06/2004 : 10:04:59 AM
Cougar,

try wks.cNamen$. n (left to the $) is the column number.

e.g. if you set ii = 2
a1_wks.cName$(ii)$ will refer to a1_b.

Regards,

Edgar

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