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→# To Access Object Members from Array of Objects
Hash Operator (#) can be used to access members of objects in an array of objects as below.
Hash Operator (#) can be used to access members of objects in an array of objects as below.
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=====More Complex Keys and Queries to Arrays of Objects=====
Multiple keys can be comma separated, and subkeys can be separated with periods (.). Example: x#"id,email.official,address.zip" etc., where x is an array of objects with fields and subfields.
Simple numbers for indices will extract the specified objects at such indices. Example: a#1 extracts the element at index 1. a#1..3 gets elements at indices 1 to 3 etc.
These notations can be called from Calcis containing objects in cells etc.
=See Also=
=See Also=
[[Fabulous_!_Operator | Fabulous ! Operator]]
[[Fabulous_!_Operator | Fabulous ! Operator]]