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Katti	Posted - 10/17/2018 : 05:55:19 AM Hi all, I'd like to use a dataset in a getn subroutine, but getn doesn't seem to be able to take dataset values. What I'm trying is something like this: dataset values; values.setsize(3); getn (Value 1) values[1] (Value 2) values[2] (Value 3) values[3]; Creating individual variables for the getn dialogue is possible but confounded by my need to be able to handle a variable number of dataset values. The subroutine to handle the number of dataset values is ok - it's just the getn function that's causing a headache. I have a workaround with a variable number of variables but it's cumbersome. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Katti	Posted - 10/18/2018 : 08:48:15 AM quote: Originally posted by Hideo Fujii str$="(Value 1) rr1 (Value 2) rr2 (Value 3) rr3"; getn %(str$); ii=2; rr$(ii)=; You can construct str$ Hi Hideo, this is pretty much what I'm doing at the moment :-)
Hideo Fujii	Posted - 10/17/2018 : 1:14:15 PM Hi Katti, Though this is not a direct answer to your question, you may want to try like following: str$="(Value 1) rr1 (Value 2) rr2 (Value 3) rr3"; getn %(str$); ii=2; rr$(ii)=; You can construct str$ by string manipulation depending on the desired number of variables. Hope this helps. --Hideo Fujii OriginLab

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