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a_user Posted - 08/13/1998 : 1:04:00 PM
Usually, it is needed to type the 'filename' on the graphic
windows - as in the plot result of PFM - and/or worksheet windows.
Is there any function or script which can be used to get the filename.

GHPark.
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a_user Posted - 08/13/1998 : 1:07:00 PM
RE: filename

Instead of typing the 'filename' on the graph or worksheet window, you can
use the system variable %G. Use the Text Tool to enter

%G

as a label, then ALT double click on %G to bring up the Label Control db
(alternatively select label then choose Format:Label Control...) and select
'Link to variables (%,$)', then choose OK. You may need to do a Window
Refresh to update.

Of course you can save this label on a worksheet or graph template.

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