| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| cougar2 |
Posted - 10/05/2004 : 03:57:46 AM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 7.5
Operating System: Win2000
I have a worksheet called "Winkel" and need to set the values for a number of columns.
Here is part of my Labtalk-script. All columns exist.
gradschritt=20;
zahlgrad=360/$(gradschritt);
qq=($(zahlgrad)*2)+3;
tt=0;
for (ii=2;ii<=$(qq);ii=ii+2){
Winkel!wks.col$(ii).label$=x(cos) $(tt)°; // Label columns
Winkel!wks.col$(ii)=col(a)*cos($(tt)); // This doesnŽt work! (1)
tt=$(tt)+$(gradschritt);
};
In line (1) I would like to do the labtalk equivalent of "set column values", which is, calculate the values for the ii-th column by doing some math with cosine and column(a).
I also tried the method
Winkel_wks.col$(ii)=col(a)*cos(20);
but it doesnŽt work either.
Just using col(b) = col(a)*cos(20) works fine but IŽd like to do it in the for-loop.
|
| 2 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First) |
| cougar2 |
Posted - 10/05/2004 : 08:38:17 AM
Thanks a lot!
|
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 10/05/2004 : 07:58:04 AM
You can't use wks.col to assign column values so neither of the methods you tried should work. This will...
%A=Winkel!wks.col$(ii).name$;
Winkel_%A=col(a)*cos(20);
Also, you're using the $() notation unnecessarily. It's only needed to express number as string.
gradschritt=20;
zahlgrad=360/gradschritt;
qq=(zahlgrad*2)+3;
tt=0;
for (ii=2;ii<=qq;ii=ii+2) {
Winkel!wks.col$(ii).label$=x(cos) $(tt)°; // Label columns
%A=Winkel!wks.col$(ii).name$;
Winkel_%A=col(a)*cos(tt);
tt=tt+gradschritt;
};
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
