Join function

Description

The join function links one- or two-dimensional data fields. The data fields are joined together line by line. That is, when two single-row data series are merged, it becomes a two-line table.

If the number of elements in the two data series is the same, the number of columns in the new table equals the number of columns in each data series.

When connecting data series of different lengths, the number of columns is equal to the number of elements of the longest data series. The shorter lines are extended by the missing elements and initialized to zero.

Syntax

Join (list ,list)

Join (table, list)

Join (table, table)

Examples

If the fields are of different lengths, the shorter field is filled with zeros.

Merging different curves

Data field based functions

ClrRect	Deletes a rectangular area
Clip	Limits values of a data field
Count	Returns number of elements
Diff	Difference values of elements
Dim	Number of dimensions of tables
Flat	Joins rows of a table
GetAt	Value of a specified position
GetRect	Returns the specified area
Insert	Inserts new elements
Join	Join fields together
New	Generates a new list
Pick	Get selected items from a list
Remove	Removes items from a list
Reverse	Inverts the order in a list
Scale	Converts values to a new scale
SetAt	Sets a value at a position
Split	Splits a list into sublists
Sum	Returns the sum of all elements
Text	Generates a text list
Trim	Removes invalid values