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Andreas Bausewein	Posted - 02/25/1999 : 7:09:00 PM For showing sections of multiple worksheet coloums in different graph layers I use the LabTalk command layer -w wks[c1 r1 c2 r2](see exemple). But sometimes it is of interest to remove some or all datasets of this graph layers. Knows anybody how to do this? Exemple with 5 layers: for (h=1; h<=5; h+=1) { switch (h) { case 1: anfang=1;ende=12;break; case 2: anfang=20;ende=31;break; case 3: anfang=39;ende=50;break; case 4: anfang=58;ende=69;break; case 5: anfang=77;ende=88;break; default: break; } j=(2*h)-1; layer -s $(j); layer -w data1 35 anfang 38 ende 201; }
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rtoomey	Posted - 03/01/1999 : 7:10:00 PM Response to Reverse of LabTalk layer -w wks [c1 r1 c2 r2] Andreas Bausewein, To remove some or all datasets from a layer, use the -e option for the layer command. The proper syntax is as follows: layer -e datasetname where the 'e' stands for exclude. This is an undocumented command option which will be documented in the next release. Sincerely, Ryan Toomey

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