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JonasKlim	Posted - 10/13/2017 : 10:34:09 AM Hi, I try to set column parameters, but get Command Error: newbook name:="Duomenys T290K" sheet:=3; newsheet name:=Bandinys1 cols:=5; Up to this point script works, but then: [Duomenys T290K]Bandinys1!col(1).digitmode=1; [Duomenys T290K]Bandinys1!col(1).digits=4; Returns an error. What is whong in the script? Jonas
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JonasKlim	Posted - 10/14/2017 : 06:03:45 AM Hi,Hideo Fujii, You have helped. Thank you. Jonas quote: Originally posted by Hideo Fujii Hi Jonas, The following should work: range c1=[Duomenys T290K]Bandinys1!col(1); c1.digitmode=1; c1.digits=4; Generally speaking, the range notation, in this case [Duomenys T290K]Bandinys1!col(1), is not an object, just a notation to give the specification of the range. Range IS an object. So, first you make the range object, then specify its property like digitmode. Hope this makes sense. --Hideo Fujii OriginLab
Hideo Fujii	Posted - 10/13/2017 : 11:55:26 AM Hi Jonas, The following should work: range c1=[Duomenys T290K]Bandinys1!col(1); c1.digitmode=1; c1.digits=4; Generally speaking, the range notation, in this case [Duomenys T290K]Bandinys1!col(1), is not an object, just a notation to give the specification of the range. Range IS an object. So, first you make the range object, then specify its property like digitmode. Hope this makes sense. --Hideo Fujii OriginLab

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