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| gelokkir2 |
Posted - 03/16/2003 : 1:54:50 PM
Hi,
I have a worksheet which is for example 2x2 (2 columns and 2 rows)
If I add a third column and row, how can I make origin to put the sums of the previous columns-rows in them? Please see below for an example of what I mean:
5 10 ..15
6 11 ..17
.. ..
11 21
Thank you for your help.
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| gelokkir2 |
Posted - 03/22/2003 : 4:00:41 PM
Thank you very much!
I'll try it now. |
| greg |
Posted - 03/20/2003 : 2:42:32 PM
I suspect you are thinking of an Origin worksheet as a spreadsheet, which is not a good idea. I think you will end up struggling with Origin rather than letting it work for you.
You can get the sum of a column range as follows:
begin = 1; // or whatever
end = 3; // or whatever
set col(1) -bs begin;set col(1) -es end;sum(col(1));
type Sum from $(begin) to $(end) is $(sum.total).;
and of a row range with:
startcolumn = 1; // or whatever
endcolumn = 2; // or whatever
row = 2; // or whatever
sum = 0;
loop(ii,startcolumn,endcolumn) {
sum += wcol(ii)[row];
};
type Sum from $(startcolumn) to $(endcolumn) is $(sum).;
For your simple example:
win -t data origin;
col(1)={5,6};
col(2)={10,11};
wo -a 1;
// Do the row sums
loop(ii,1,2) {
sum = 0;
loop(jj,1,2) {
sum += wcol(jj)[ii];
}
wcol(3)[ii] = sum;
}
// Do the column sums
set col(1) -bs begin;set col(1) -es end;sum(col(1));
set col(1) -e 3;
col(1)[3] = sum.total;
set col(2) -bs begin;set col(2) -es end;sum(col(2));
set col(2) -e 3;
col(2)[3] = sum.total;
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