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can we create a table or form to display my data in memory, looks like "excel" shows?

imagesensor123

 Hi everyone,

     do you need to display your memory in a table or a form, or is it other way to display my data store in memory, i want to show the data to my customer, can you give me some advice, welcome to discussing about this.

Regards,

zfeng

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  • Quek

    Hi zfeng

    How about displaying the data in a text file? You can indeed display the data in a table inside a form but it would take slightly more coding. Using a text file seems to be the simpler approach. You can perhaps do more modifications for multi-column output to make things look nicer. : )  Hope that this is useful for you.

    outPort=outfile("/tmp/matrix.txt")
    for( i 0 100
       for( j 0 100
          fprintf(outPort "matrix[%n][%n] : %g" i j matrix[i][j])
       ) ;for
    ) ;for
    close(outPort)
    view("/tmp/matrix.txt")

    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Quek

    Hi zfeng

    How about displaying the data in a text file? You can indeed display the data in a table inside a form but it would take slightly more coding. Using a text file seems to be the simpler approach. You can perhaps do more modifications for multi-column output to make things look nicer. : )  Hope that this is useful for you.

    outPort=outfile("/tmp/matrix.txt")
    for( i 0 100
       for( j 0 100
          fprintf(outPort "matrix[%n][%n] : %g" i j matrix[i][j])
       ) ;for
    ) ;for
    close(outPort)
    view("/tmp/matrix.txt")

    Best regards
    Quek

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