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shyamigcar2 Posted - 06/07/2017 : 10:49:39 AM
wks.ncols=100;
w = wks.maxrows;
int i;
wcolwidth 4, 11;
loop(i,1,$(w))
{
y=col(1)[i+1];
String ter$(i)$ = col(2)[i+1]$;

if(col(1)[i]==col(1)[i+1])
{
n=i;
type "the numbers are same and the number is $(y) and the word is %(ter$(i))";
m=i+4;
Col($(m))[n]$=ter$(i)$;
}
else
type "the numbers are different;

}

I have some numbers in column 1 and column 2 contains some strings. I have collected the strings (String ter$(i)$ = col(2)[i+1]$)
I wanted to use the type command and see the collected strings in the command window. The type command (type "the numbers are same and the number is $(y) and the word is %(ter$(i))";) does not output the strings collected. What is the mistake?
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cpyang Posted - 06/07/2017 : 6:16:12 PM
Why do you need the string to have enumeration? You are not storing it, just

loop(i,1,5)
{
	String ter$ = col(2)[i+1]$;
	type "the word is %(ter$)";
}


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