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| esmann |
Posted - 11/15/2013 : 08:51:28 AM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 9.0
Operating System: Window 7
Dear OriginLab
I wish to use a worksheet value in a given Book (for example Book1, Sheet1, Col A row 4, let the value be 24) for a calculation in another worksheet (Book2, Col B), typically using the Set Values facility.
How do I set the values of Col B in Book2 using the contents of Book1, Col A row 4, multiplying it with for example the row number (i)?
I recall being able to do this in Origin 3.5 many years ago, but need help now - when I try to address the entry as [Book1]Sheet1!"Col A"[4] is does not give the value of 24.
Best wishes
Mikael Esmann
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| snowli |
Posted - 11/15/2013 : 1:38:15 PM
You can look at this FAQ page
http://originlab.com/www/support/resultstech.aspx?language=english&ID=1464
1. Basically select col(B) of Book2 and open Set Column Values dialog.
Choose Variables: Insert Variable by Selection... menu in the dialog.
2. Then you are in hunt mode to pick the range. You can click Col(A) row 4 of Book1.
Then click the hunt done button to go to to Book2 Col(B)'s Set Column Values dialog.
--> U can see a range variable defined at the bottom Before Formula Scripts panel.
e.g. range r1=[Book1]Sheet1!A[4:4];
4. In 9.0, you need to then define a double variable
double dd=r1
5. Then you can use dd in the Formula part. E.g. dd*i*col(A), etc.
We have just released 9.1, where you don't need to do step 4. You can directly use r1 in the fomula box.
Thanks, Snow Li
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| lkb0221 |
Posted - 11/15/2013 : 10:15:05 AM
Hi, Mikael
Please try the following: range r1 = [Book1]Sheet1!Col(A)[4:4];
And then use "rr" in the calculation formula.
For example:
// start a new project, have a blank workbook Book1
col(A) = Data(0,10,1); //Generate patterned data
newbook; // Will be Book2
range r1 = [Book1]Sheet1!Col(A)[4:4];
col(A) = Data(0,10,2); //Generate patterned data
col(B) = col(A) + r1;
Hope this would help.
Zheng
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