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DTerraza Posted - 07/02/2018 : 12:30:33 AM
Origin Ver. 2018 and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):
Operating System:win 10

Hello friends

I need help with rd command.

i have a data set of 13 different columns with thousands of values, i have to integrate a part of this data for each of the columns, and then print the result of the integrate function in a different workbook, with one row per column for example:

Row1: integrate result from Col(A)
Row2: integrate result from Col(B)
Row3: integrate result from Col(C) and so...

For now this is the script that i have (is not finished), but i need to know how to set the row number for each integrate. (With this script i only get values in the first row of book4)

integ1 iy:=(,Col(A)[63909:89800]) rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!;
integ1 iy:=(,Col(B)[63909:89800]) rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!;
integ1 iy:=(,Col(C)[63909:89800]) rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!;

in rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!; what i have to write to set the row?

Thanks in advance!
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Castiel Posted - 07/02/2018 : 9:49:24 PM
quote:
Originally posted by DTerraza

Castiel! Thanks so much for your quick answer!

it works perfectly...

Can you explain me the arguments of the code to understand what means?

integ1 iy:=(?,1:13)[63909:89800] rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!;

(?,1:13) =

Thanks Again!!


https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/guide/Range-Notation#XY_Range_using_.23_and_.3F_for_X


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DTerraza Posted - 07/02/2018 : 11:08:46 AM
Castiel! Thanks so much for your quick answer!

it works perfectly...

Can you explain me the arguments of the code to understand what means?

integ1 iy:=(?,1:13)[63909:89800] rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!;

(?,1:13) =

Thanks Again!!
Castiel Posted - 07/02/2018 : 04:53:31 AM
quote:
Originally posted by DTerraza

Origin Ver. 2018 and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):
Operating System:win 10

Hello friends

I need help with rd command.

i have a data set of 13 different columns with thousands of values, i have to integrate a part of this data for each of the columns, and then print the result of the integrate function in a different workbook, with one row per column for example:

Row1: integrate result from Col(A)
Row2: integrate result from Col(B)
Row3: integrate result from Col(C) and so...

For now this is the script that i have (is not finished), but i need to know how to set the row number for each integrate. (With this script i only get values in the first row of book4)

integ1 iy:=(,Col(A)[63909:89800]) rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!;
integ1 iy:=(,Col(B)[63909:89800]) rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!;
integ1 iy:=(,Col(C)[63909:89800]) rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!;

in rd:=[Book4]Sheet1!; what i have to write to set the row?

Thanks in advance!


Do not set the row but change your input data like as iy:=(?,1:13)[63909:89800]


     #####
    #### _\_  ________
    ##=-[.].]| \      
    #(    _\ |  |------|
     #   __| |  ||||||||
      \  _/  |  ||||||||
   .--'--'-. |  | ____ |
  / __      `|__|[o__o]|
_(____nm_______ /____\____

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