2.2.3.24 patternN
Contents
Menu Information
Column:Fill Column With:A set of Numbers
Brief Information
Fill column with numeric data
Additional Information
Minimum Origin Version Required: 9.1 SR0
Command Line Usage
1. patternN irng:=col(A) from:=5 to:=1 inc:=-1;//Fill value 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 to the first 5 cells in column A
2. patternN irng:=[Book1]1!(1,2) from:=0 to:=1 inc:=0.5 mode:=1 size:=100;//Randomly fill values 0,0.5,1 to the first two columns of Book1 sheet1, each column will have 100 rows of data.
X-Function Execution Options
Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script
Variables
| Display Name |
Variable Name |
I/O and Type |
Default Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Output | irng |
Output Range |
|
Specifies the range of data columns you would like to fill values to. |
| From | from |
Input double |
|
Specify the starting value of the generated data sequence. |
| To | to |
Input double |
|
Specify the ending value of the generated data sequence. |
| Increment | inc |
Input double |
|
Specify the increment within the generated data sequence. |
| Mode | mode |
Input int |
|
Specify how the generated data should be arranged.
Option list:
|
| Repeat Times for Each Value | onerepeat |
Input int |
|
This variable is only controllable when the Mode variable is 0:Repeat. It specifies how many times each value repeats itself in the generated data sequence. |
| Repeat Times for The Sequence | seqrepeat |
Input int |
|
This variable is only controllable when the Mode variable is 0:Repeat. It specifies how many times each whole data sequence repeats itself in the generated dataset. |
| Total Number of Whole Set | size |
Input int |
|
This variable is only writable when the Mode variable is 1:Random. It specifies the total number of values in the whole dataset which will be generated based on the current setting. |
Description
For GUI access of this function, see this help file.
Examples
Create a new workbook and highlight the first column (column A), in the Script Window or Command Window, run the following script:
patternN from:=0 to:=100 inc:=10 onerepeat:=2 seqrepeat:=3;
This script repeatedly fills the active column with three sets of data sequences. The data sequence is defined in the form of 0 0 10 10...90 90 100 100, that each value repeats itself twice.