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| mrandersb |
Posted - 06/29/2011 : 07:59:17 AM
origin 8 sr0:
Hello i'm accessing a column by its column letter and range notation(in my case column "D"). I need to include data from the column next to it. They are not ordered by the column letters, so I need to get what column index column "D" has, so i can access it by ColIndex("D")+1.
i thougt that the wks.col(D).index was the command i needed, but i always get a command error when calling that.
Anybody has a solution? |
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| cpyang |
Posted - 07/01/2011 : 6:54:40 PM
Column level Index property was added in Origin 8 SR5, so if you get the latest SR for Origin8, you should be able to get this support.
CP
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| couturier |
Posted - 07/01/2011 : 2:26:04 PM
Sorry, didn't see that you are running 8 sr0.
Not sure the .index property was introduced yet in this version.
you can type cc1.=; and see what properties you get |
| mrandersb |
Posted - 07/01/2011 : 07:08:11 AM
I use a rane like this
range cc1 = [test2$]Sheet1!col(%1);
i know the range exist, because when i call cc1[1] i get what is in that column in row one. But i get the error:
CC1.INDEX: object property not found!
Error: --
LabTalk expression error: 2
AA=--
when calling
aa = $(cc1.index);
aa=;
in my script |
| couturier |
Posted - 06/30/2011 : 11:00:40 AM
You have to use range notation before using the index property. The following should work:
range aa=D;
range bb=$(aa.index+1);
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