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tbarrou	Posted - 01/12/2010 : 12:50:59 PM Origin Ver. and Service Release (8.1 SR0): Operating System: XP I have 2 sheets in one workbook. the first one has 40 column with value in dB. I'd like to get 40 column of linear values in the second sheet. I did the (very) small labtalk program below : [Main] int ii=0; range Source = [Brute]LuceraPhaseCritique!; range Feuille = [Brute]Lineaire!; for (ii=2;ii<=2;ii++) // will be changed to calculate over all columns... { range r1 = Source.col$(ii); range r2 = Feuille.col$(ii); r2=10^(r1/1e4); } It creates a blank new column but doesn't compute anything... after hours reading help and testing many syntaxes, I surrender ! I don't understand how reference a worksheet, a column... and why properties and methods of objects (Source, Feuille as wks, r1,r2 as wks.col)are not efficient in this case... I obviously didn't get the rationale of Labtalk. but this calculation is so simple... Thanks for help.
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easwar	Posted - 01/12/2010 : 2:50:02 PM Hi, You can use this syntax to reference the cols inside your loop: range r1=%(source)wcol(ii); range r2=%(dest)wcol(ii); Easwar OriginLab

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