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| alhelwi |
Posted - 11/09/2010 : 10:08:14 AM
Origin version 8
i need to copy a data set from Book1 to Book2:
Case 1: same col and rows
Case 2: different row
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Case 1:
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copy: [Book1][(col=1 to col=30),(row=1 to row=1000)]
To: [Book2][(col=1 to col=30),(row=1 to row=1000)]
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Case 2:
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copy: [Book1][(col=1 to col=3),(row=1050 to row=2050)]
To: [Book2][(col=32 to col=35),(row=1 to row=1000)]
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| Iris_Bai |
Posted - 11/15/2010 : 9:01:35 PM
Hi,
Worksheet::CopyTo is a new method added from Origin8 SR5. Please upgrade your Origin.
Iris |
| alhelwi |
Posted - 11/15/2010 : 09:22:46 AM
Hello Greg,
thanks for your reply, but it doesn't work!
It gaves me this failure message:
"Member function Worksheet::CopyTo not defined or does not have matching prototype."
If i go to Origin C help, it seems that CopyTo is not a function of the class Worksheet, that's why:
Worksheet wks1("[Book1]Sheet1"); ----> wks1.CopyTo(....);
doesn't work.
As i understood one has to define a Matrix
matrix mat1; ----> mat1.CopyTo(...);
But i still don't understand how the matrix works in order to copy the data.
Thanks in advance for any help!!
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| greg |
Posted - 11/10/2010 : 3:25:19 PM
You would think that the second case is the tricky one, but a single Worksheet method handles both cases:
// copy block of data
void copyblock()
{
Worksheet wks1("[Book1]Sheet1");
Worksheet wks2("[Book2]Sheet1");
// Case 1 : Copy
// col1 to col30, row1 to row1000 to col1
wks1.CopyTo(wks2,0,29,0,1000,0,-1,0);
// Case 2 : Copy with shift
// col1 to col3, row1050 to row2050 to col32
wks1.CopyTo(wks2,0,2,1049,2050,31,-1,0);
}
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