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| peter311 |
Posted - 07/28/2009 : 08:45:29 AM
Hi there,
I've got a problem with the right adressing of multiple cols.
I can use the command in the command window
col(d) = -ln(col(c)) and everything works fine.
But if I use [bk$]$(1)!col(d)=-ln([bk$]$(1)!col(c)) I'll get an error: Math can not be used with text columns (my free translation from German).
Do you have a clue, what I'm doing wrong? I've used the e.g. [bk$]$(ii)!cell(rownr,4) for other stuff and everything was right. bk is here bk$=%H.
Thanks in advance!
Peter
Origin Ver. and Service Release: 8G SR4
Operating System: Windows XP SP3 |
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| greg |
Posted - 07/28/2009 : 4:00:02 PM
Range notation is used exclusively to define range variables. It cannot be used as a general notation for data access on either side of an expression.
string bk$ = %H;
range rc = [bk$]1!col(c);
range rd = [bk$]1!col(d);
rd = -ln(rc);
Note that $(1) is redundant. You only need the 1. |
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