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dominik.mierzwa Posted - 02/08/2020 : 12:41:31 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): OriginPro 2020 (64-bit)
9.7.0.185 (Academic)
Operating System: Windows 10 Pro

Hi,

I Book1 with 3 sheets (name: A, B, C) and Book2 with one sheet (name: report). In column A of the report sheet, I would like to get the names of the sheets from Book1. The script should dynamically change the list after add/remove sheets from Book1.
How to do this? I have tried with page.nlayers and for loop but have no idea how to get the name of particular sheets.

Can you help?



Kind regards,
Dominik
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dominik.mierzwa Posted - 02/08/2020 : 2:33:42 PM
It works perfectly! How about the "". I use this list of sheets as a reference (similar as indirect function in Excel) in the formula:

=[Book1]%(col(A)[i]$)!J1

And if the name is not in "" the formula does not work.

Kind regards,
Dominik

Edit:

SOLVED:

range bk=[book1];
int kk = bk.nlayers;
range sh = [book1]$(kk)!;
range aa = [book2]sheet1!col(1);
string strchar$=char(34)$;
aa[kk]$=strchar$ + sh.name$ + strchar$;
cpyang Posted - 02/08/2020 : 2:22:04 PM

range bk=[book1];
int kk = bk.nlayers;
range sh = [book1]$(kk)!;
range aa = [book2]sheet1!col(1);
aa[kk]$=sh.name$;


CP
dominik.mierzwa Posted - 02/08/2020 : 2:11:52 PM
Ok, I got something like this:
int k =Book1!page.nlayers;
Range Sh=[Book1]$(k)!;
sName$ = Sh.name$;
[Book2]Sheet1!Col(1)[$(k)]=sName$;


But the last line does not work. Moreover, how to put the sName$ in the ""? I'd like to have something like this:
"Sheet1".

Kind regards,
Dominik
cpyang Posted - 02/08/2020 : 1:18:53 PM
You can use Range notation to get to a sheet as the wks object, see

https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/guide/Range-Notation

For example, to get the sheet name of book1 second sheet, 

range ww = [book1]2!;
ww.name$=;


See

https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Wks-obj


CP

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