03-28-2019 02:23 PM
Ha, ha, ha -- too bad we can't "talk" by video phone and at least "wave our hands" in the air at each other!
Your "0" indicator is already inside a For loop -- in fact, it's inside two For loops.
I'll go back to my earlier suggestion. Sit down and create a simple example (such as the one I made) that shows the "data", the "loop", what is inside where, and with respect to this very simple example, explain what you want to do. [Ben -- you are Wise Beyond Your Years, and I should know as I suspect we are of a similar vintage. Go, Stillers].
Bob Schor
03-28-2019 03:08 PM
Hi, that two for loops are for selecting the elements one by one from array . what we need to make a sum is the values after calculating . and they must stay in the each case structure . if we put them out of the case structure , how can we deal with mutiple results if we only have one output . this is the small example i can think of . Data is out of the for loop . But in the example the "data" only get one value . and the "numeric " is the 9 times of the "data" value. then what we need is this . We need put 9 values into the for loop from the "income values" and add them together . that is my question . Or how can we change all the 9 income values into the array and then we can use the sum array function . Thank you for your time again .
@Bob_Schor wrote:
Ha, ha, ha -- too bad we can't "talk" by video phone and at least "wave our hands" in the air at each other!
Your "0" indicator is already inside a For loop -- in fact, it's inside two For loops.
I'll go back to my earlier suggestion. Sit down and create a simple example (such as the one I made) that shows the "data", the "loop", what is inside where, and with respect to this very simple example, explain what you want to do. [Ben -- you are Wise Beyond Your Years, and I should know as I suspect we are of a similar vintage. Go, Stillers].
Bob Schor