// Filling the two columns from empty worksheet with some data
range activeCol = 1;
activeCol = {1:14};
range activeCol = 2;
activeCol = {15:28};

//maxValue is set to max of first column
double maxValue;
range activeCol = 1;
maxValue = max(activeCol);

// Cycle through the remaining columns and update maxValue if necessary
for ( ii = 2; ii <= wks.ncols; ii++)
{
    range activeCol = ii;
    if (maxValue < max(activeCol)) maxValue = max(activeCol);
}

// Create new column and write maxValue to it
range normalizedCol = Col("Normalized");
normalizedCol[1] = maxValue;

// Output the variable for testing purposes
type -b $(maxValue);

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The second line will put value of 2 into this cell, instead of change rr to col(B). So we should declare it's a range notation changing, when we mean it.

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range rr = 2;
rr[1] = 1;
//Now I want to set rr to point to Col(2)
rr = 2
//as you said, it's not working

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2). You would need to use $(ii) instead of just ii, in the range declaration in the loop. Sometimes LabTalk would need those substitution notations to help run-time value passing.

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