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| − | + | # MATRIXCOLUMN([[37,8,9,10],[5,6,-18,15]],3) | |
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Revision as of 17:46, 28 December 2018
MATRIXCOLUMN (a,ColumnIndex)
- is any matrix.
- is any column number.
is any matrix.
is any column number.Description
- This function gives the Particular column values of the given Matrix.
- Matrix is an Array of numbers which arranged in rows and columns.
- There are different order of matrices.
- So we can get a desired column value of the given matrix.
- In MATRIXCOLUMN (a,ColumnIndex),<a> is any order of matrix.
- is the particular column number of the given Matrix.
- Column is a vertical set of numbers in a matrix.
- This function is used to pick the particular column entries from the given matrix.
Examples
- MATRIXCOLUMN([[10,-11,13],[26,2,7],[5,18,3]],1)
- MATRIXCOLUMN([[37,8,9,10],[5,6,-18,15]],3)
