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AKazak
Russia
1280 Posts |
 Posted - 10/09/2026 : 10:04:02 AM
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OriginPro 2026b (64-bit) 10.3.5.222
Windows 10 Pro for Workstations 10.0.19045.7725
Greetings!
How do I fix following naming issue?
[10/9/2026 14:55:44 wAppend]
wAppend:X-Function failed to execute!
Failed to resolve range string, VarName = irng, VarValue = [XRF2B3BElem](3B(10,10,10),3B(30,30,30))
Thank you.
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ChaoC
USA
258 Posts |
Posted - 10/09/2026 : 11:33:30 AM
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Hello Andrey,
The issue is that the X-function cannot differentiate between the comma in your sheet name and the comma separator for the sheets.
You can either:
1. Add single quotes to your sheet names.
I.e. '3B(10,10,10)' and '3B(30,30,30)'
2. In the wAppend dialog, click the 'triangle button' on the top-right and select "Generate Script". Then add the double quotes to the X-function command and run it.
E.g. wAppend -r 2 irng:=[Book1]("3B(10,10,10)","3B(30,30,30)");
I have reported this edge case to the developers in ORG-34466.
Best,
Chao |
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AKazak
Russia
1280 Posts |
Posted - 10/09/2026 : 5:42:26 PM
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Originally posted by ChaoC
Hello Andrey,
The issue is that the X-function cannot differentiate between the comma in your sheet name and the comma separator for the sheets.
You can either:
1. Add single quotes to your sheet names.
I.e. '3B(10,10,10)' and '3B(30,30,30)'
2. In the wAppend dialog, click the 'triangle button' on the top-right and select "Generate Script". Then add the double quotes to the X-function command and run it.
E.g. wAppend -r 2 irng:=[Book1]("3B(10,10,10)","3B(30,30,30)");
I have reported this edge case to the developers in ORG-34466.
Best,
Chao
Dear Chao,
Well noted.
I will be waiting for the software fix as per ORG-34466.
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2026b: wAppend:X-Function failed to execute!