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| edgar.kaiser |
Posted - 04/24/2002 : 09:28:01 AM
I upgraded from Origin 6.1pro to 7.0pro. It seems like referencing worksheet data in the way %(data1,1,1) is no longer working when the worksheet name is given in a string variable.
If I assign %N=data1 and put the reference %(%N,1,1) into the label I get an output like ####(data1,1,1). Substitution notation (link to variables is on of course).
What's wrong? |
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| greg |
Posted - 04/24/2002 : 3:49:22 PM
There does appear to be a problem with substitution notation in Labels linked to variables in 7.0 Release.
As a temporary solution - until the problem can be fixed - you can do the following:
- Right-click on the text object and select Label Control
- In the large text box type the following
label -s -n text %(%N,1,1);
(Replace the word 'text' with the Object Name in the dialog.)
- Set Script, Run After: to Redrawn
- Click OK
This will dynamically create static text that correctly interprets %(%N,1,1). It's appearance will be the same as 6.X - indeed, this will work in 6.X as well. This text will seem to have the unusual - possibly desirable - behavior of being uneditable (other than deletion).
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