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Signal in VBA erzeugen
Home > Community > Automation and VBA > Signal in VBA erzeugen
- This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 13 years, 5 months ago by Thorsten Wolterink.
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July 29, 2011 at 11:29 am #12735Thorsten WolterinkMember
Hallo,
ich versuche (vorerst zu Testzwecken) ein Signal in VBA zu erzeugen.
Hier mein Versuch, der nicht funktioniert hat (sonst würde ich ja nicht fragen :D).
Dim yFeld(1, 2) As Double
Dim xFeld(1) As Double
yFeld(0, 0) = 1#
yFeld(1, 0) = 2#
yFeld(0, 1) = 3#
yFeld(1, 1) = 4#
yFeld(0, 2) = 5#
yFeld(1, 2) = 6#
xFeld(0) = 10#
xFeld(1) = 20#Dim dasSignal As Signal
dasSignal.X = Array(xFeld)
dasSignal.Y = Array(yFeld)Wie macht man es richtig?
Thorsten
July 29, 2011 at 11:29 am #8400Thorsten WolterinkMemberHallo,
ich versuche (vorerst zu Testzwecken) ein Signal in VBA zu erzeugen.
Hier mein Versuch, der nicht funktioniert hat (sonst würde ich ja nicht fragen :D).
Dim yFeld(1, 2) As Double
Dim xFeld(1) As Double
yFeld(0, 0) = 1#
yFeld(1, 0) = 2#
yFeld(0, 1) = 3#
yFeld(1, 1) = 4#
yFeld(0, 2) = 5#
yFeld(1, 2) = 6#
xFeld(0) = 10#
xFeld(1) = 20#Dim dasSignal As Signal
dasSignal.X = Array(xFeld)
dasSignal.Y = Array(yFeld)Wie macht man es richtig?
Thorsten
July 29, 2011 at 3:42 pm #9197Bernhard KantzParticipantPlease see the artictle Working with Data Sets in the FlexPro help.
See Automating Tasks|Automating Using FlexPro Visual Basic|Working with Objects|Working with Data Sets -
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