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blt2si Posted - 02/19/2003 : 09:11:21 AM
Hi All,

I am wondering after I have duplicated a worksheet using:
LT_execute("Worksheet -d wks")
if it is possible to delete rows (using the "wks.DeleteRow(int)" command) from the duplicated copy? If so, I am having trouble doing this. Any suggestions?

Thanks

Blank
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easwar Posted - 02/19/2003 : 09:37:45 AM
Hi Blank,

You can create a duplicate worksheet in Origin C using the CreateCopy method, and then you can proceed to delete the rows etc. of the new worksheet object.

The following sample code is from our documentation, and shows how to use the CreateCopy method.

Easwar
OriginLab.


		void	worksheet_copy()
		{
			Worksheet	wks;
			Worksheet	wksSource("Data1");

			int			nOption = CREATE_VISIBLE_SAME;
			BOOL		bRet = wks.CreateCopy(wksSource, nOption);

			out_int("bRet = ", bRet);
		}



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