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| coll@inia. |
Posted - 06/13/2004 : 12:32:13 PM
I would like to transform several columns of raw data in a worksheet simultaneoulsly.
A very common situation is substract a background value to all the data and/or to transform every data in several columns to normalize them and compare data with other experiments.
I can do that in every column one by one but it is time consuming and prone to errors. I can also do it by using the Tools/worksheet script, but I have to type the values for each data1_B,C,D,E,.. and so on.
I would like to have the script to be executed with a bottom after filling out a formula with the background values and constant values for that particular experiment. Then upon clicking in the bottom all the columns will be transformed by the formula, for instance (data1_B,C,D,E,.. - background) / constant1 * constant2.
Is there any possibilities to or an script to do that?
Thank you for your help, Dr.Coll |
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| coll@inia. |
Posted - 06/25/2004 : 01:26:55 AM
Thank you Mike!, it works fine and it is simpler than my script! thank you again, julio |
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 06/24/2004 : 08:34:25 AM
In that case you need to address each cell individually which is much less efficient than operating on entire columns. I'd provide for both possibilities...
for(i=wks.c1;i<=wks.c2;i++) {
# Skip col if it has no selections
if(wks.isColSel(i)==0) continue;
# If entire col selected use vector math
if(wks.isColSel(i)==1) {%(%H,i)-=back; %(%H,i)/=div; %(%H,i)*=fac};
else {
for(j=wks.r1;j<=wks.r2;j++) {%(%H,i,j)-=back; %(%H,i,j)/=div; %(%H,i,j)*=fac};
};
};
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member
Edited by - Mike Buess on 06/24/2004 09:03:14 AM |
| coll@inia. |
Posted - 06/24/2004 : 03:56:35 AM
Thanks Mike for your reply.
Based on what you sent me I developed the following script:
//initialize variables
back=0;
div=1;
factor=1;
//show getnumber input window
getn (- back) back
(/ div) div
(* factor) factor
(restar back, dividir por div, multiplicar x factor);
//apply formula to selected columns
sel1=wks.c1;
sel2=wks.c2;
for(i=sel1;i<=sel2;i++) if(wks.iscolsel(i)!=0){%D=wks.col$(i).name$;
%H_%D-=back;
%H_%D/=div;
%H_%D*=factor}
It seems to work fine for whole columns and single columns, however I found out that when many columns are not completely selected (only a few rows), the script still calculates the values for the whole columns!.
It seems likely that I have to introduce in the script some information about the selected rows [i]. Could you please indicate me what changes in the above mentioned script are necesary to do that? In other words, I will need that the +, -, / or * operators will be applied not only to the columns selected but also and only to the selected rows of those columns.
Yhank you for your help, bye now, Dr.Coll |
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 06/13/2004 : 4:00:03 PM
There are many ways to do that but it would be difficult to incorporate an arbitrary formula into a script. If you just have a few possible formulae you could attach the following script to the Custom Routine or any other button. The script has an option for applying the formula to all Y columns (which I suspect you really want to do). If that's not what your want just enter a space-separated column list in the appropriate field.%L=B C D E F;
i1=1; i2=0; i3=1
getn (background) background
(1st constant) constant1
(2nd constant) constant2
(formula #) i1;
(apply to all Y columns) i2:2h
(apply to these columns) %%L
(Enter choices);
%Z="";
if(i2) {
for(i=1;i<=wks.ncols;i++) {
if(wks.col$(i).type==1) {%A=wks.col$(i).name$; %Z=%Z %A};
};
};
else %Z=%L;
for(i=1;i>0;i++) {
%A=%[%Z,#i]; if(%A=="") break;
switch(i1) {
case 1:
%H_%A-=background;
%H_%A*=constant2/constant1;
break;
case 2:
- formula 2 commands -
break;
case 3:
- formula 3 commands -
break;
- more formulae -
};
};
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member
Edited by - Mike Buess on 06/14/2004 08:23:35 AM |
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