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AKazak	Posted - 05/30/2022 : 03:08:51 AM OriginPro 2022b (64-bit) SR1 9.9.5.167 Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64 Greetings! Following: https://www.originlab.com/doc/Quick-Help/Graph-Template-LabTalk and https://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Worksheet-cmd#-pa.3B_Plot_data_in_current_workbook.2Fworksheet_into_the_specified_cloneable_template I try plotting using clonable template. However I empirically found that worksheet -pa ? does not work correctly with clonable templates containing dash(es) in their names, for example: worksheet -pa ? C_PHIh-CPHIk returns: quote: #Command Error! Can you reproduce the issue? --- Andrey
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AKazak	Posted - 05/30/2022 : 06:36:11 AM quote: Originally posted by Echo_Chu dash mark is reversed character in labtalk. If you want to have it in the file name, please enclose it with double quote mark. You can use script as below to get what you want. worksheet -pa ? "C_PHIh-CPHIk"; Got it. Where do I read about LT reserved characters and their roles? --- Andrey
Echo_Chu	Posted - 05/30/2022 : 05:47:31 AM dash mark is reversed character in labtalk. If you want to have it in the file name, please enclose it with double quote mark. You can use script as below to get what you want. worksheet -pa ? "C_PHIh-CPHIk";

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