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*<math>Array</math> is any set of values. | *<math>Array</math> is any set of values. | ||
*<math>Row</math> is the row number. | *<math>Row</math> is the row number. | ||
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+ | GETROW() gives the particular row values from the given set of values. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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− | + | GETROW (Array,Row) | |
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+ | *<math>Array</math> is the set of values,<math>Row</math> is the row number in the given array. | ||
*So this function displays the specified row values from the given set of values. | *So this function displays the specified row values from the given set of values. | ||
*If we omitted the row number then this function will shows the result as Null for all number of rows. | *If we omitted the row number then this function will shows the result as Null for all number of rows. |
Revision as of 18:18, 4 January 2018
GETROW (Array,Row)
- is any set of values.
- is the row number.
GETROW() gives the particular row values from the given set of values.
Description
GETROW (Array,Row)
- is the set of values, is the row number in the given array.
- So this function displays the specified row values from the given set of values.
- If we omitted the row number then this function will shows the result as Null for all number of rows.
Examples
- GETROW([[1,2,3],[9,8,7],[10,11,12]],2) = 9 8 7
- GETROW([[3,-12],[-9,3],[45,-7.2],[-4,-2],[-100,65]],3) = 45 -7.2
- GETROW([[1,4.3,8.9,7],[12,-5.6,3/4,-1.22],[-23,12,-3/4,-2.21],[-20,-6.7,9.0,0],[0,-1,2/3,4.9]],5) = 0 -1 0.6666666666666666 4.9
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