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Hi,
I have a table with some columns and some rows. In the last column is the number of the Cluster Membership (for example 1, 2 or 3). Now I want to separate this Clusters in a new worksheet. That means that all rows with the Clusternumber 1 are one below the other. Between the different Clusters should be 2 free rows. I also want the average value of every column in the upper row.
I tried it with: range kCC= [kleine]Cluster_Membership1!col(10);
if (kCC= 1) copy -b row(i) Cluster_Membership1 Sheet1! -b 1 ;
but it doesnt´t work.
I hope somebody can help me because I´m a beginner in LabTalk 
Cheers,
Mekis |
Copying rows in new worksheet
Posted - 12/04/2013 : 09:40:32 AM
