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dominik.mierzwa Posted - 06/17/2026 : 03:59:09 AM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 2026 PRO
Operating System: W11

Hi,
I stored label 1 in column F (number) and label 2 in column G (string). I forgot how to assign a combination of labels 1 and 2 above the bar. I tried:
$(col(F)[i], .2)(crlf)$(col(G)[i])

but label 2 is not displayed properly. It displays (--) instead of string from col G.

How can I fix this?


Kind regards,
Dominik
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dominik.mierzwa Posted - 06/17/2026 : 06:46:29 AM
quote:
Originally posted by aplotnikov

$(col(F)[i], .2)%(CRLF)$(col(G)[i])




Thank you. Unfortunately it does not work.
Here is the solution:

$(col(F)[i], .2)%(CRLF)%(col(G)[i]$)

Kind regards,
Dominik
aplotnikov Posted - 06/17/2026 : 06:42:10 AM
$(col(F)[i], .2)%(CRLF)$(col(G)[i])

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