Split function
Splitting a list (line)
Description
The split function splits a list (row) into several segments and merges them into a table.
The first argument is the existing list. The second argument determines the length of the segments or rows in the new table.
Syntax
Split (list, length)
Examples
a=[3,5,6,2,3,4] Split(a,3)= 3 5 6
2 3 4
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 |