Tuviah
couldn't find the spreadsheet object ... where/what's it called again?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sadhunathan Nadesan)
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Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 13:25:39 -0700
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Subject: re, slicing and dicing tabular data
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Tuviah
couldn't find the spreadsheet object ... where/what's it called
again?
That would be group 1 (the one with 437 lines of script). You can see an
example of use at card 3 of stack "table props".
Again the stack can be found at
| i would like to know how to take her spread sheet object
| and actually install it in a stack. can you help?
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| Ensure that selectedGroupedControls is false, then select the group object
| that contains the spreadsheet, and copy and paste that into your stack.
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hi
ok, i figured out
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| Fyi, I've contributed a new stack to the Cross Worlds site. It's a
| standalone spreadsheet
oops, sorry, replace "button" with field. i tried attaching your
script to a field not a button.
| please pardon newbie ignorance! i would like to try out your SS object, but
| at not sure how. it seems to be a single script set up for a unix
| system? i tried the obvious of creating a test
Raymond E. Griffith wrote:
A "column" chunk type would be good. But would it be implemented
with items? For example, if you have a several lines, each a
comma-delimited list, column(2) of mylist would return item 2 of
each line, separated by returns.
Off the top of my head and totally
on 6/14/2000 5:01 AM, Ruediger zu Dohna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Or, if we wanted to entertain the concept of a "colulmn" chunk type, we
could look at a broader set of language extensions.
We have had an external for this for about 8 years now and I had
proposed a
Fyi, I've contributed a new stack to the Cross Worlds site. It's a
standalone spreadsheet object, with many of the standard features.
regards,
Tuviah Snyder
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I have a sticky problem, and maybe one of you has a cool solution:
One of the apps I'm working on presents lists of tabular data, which may
have as many as a couple thousand rows and potentially dozens of columns.
I need to be able to display these quickly, as well as sort them, and to
extract
It's really easy to get all the columns of a particular row ("get line
200"), but is there some way to effectively turn this on it's side, to
effectively say something like "get column 3"?
A "transpose" function in essence?
It's really easy to get all the columns of a particular row ("get line
200"), but is there some way to effectively turn this on it's side, to
effectively say something like "get column 3"?
The ol' Nairn X's collection of Hypercard decent has an XFCN for extracting
text from a column. Of course,
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