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fexxor Posted - 03/15/2009 : 5:36:19 PM
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After computing several datasets, call them ds1,ds2, etc, I want to put these dataset (save them ) into the appropriate worksheet column, say col(3), col(4), etc. I know the range of the entire worksheet call it rr. How can I do this?

Is there a way of specifying the columns of the worksheet in range notation without having to define a different range for every column?

Thanks for any clarification.


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greg Posted - 03/23/2009 : 11:38:46 AM
There isn't a shortcut notation that gets a range as a string for use in declaring a new range so you have to construct the string from it's parts.

string strBk$ = rr.GetPage()$; // Get the Book referenced by 'rr'
string strSh$ = rr.name$; // Get the Sheet referenced by 'rr'

Then you can use these parts to declare new ranges and if need be use variables in the declaration such as:

loop(ii,1,5)
{
range rTemp = [strBook$]strSheet$!$(ii); // Re-declare range rTemp to use the next column
rTemp = ds$(ii); // copy dsN to next column
}


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