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Hi Deniss. One way to do this is by splitting the array using Array Subset in two: one from index 0 to index i-1, and one from index i to end. You will use only one index, depending what do you want to remove: a row or a column. After spliting, you must to rebuild the array, and the resulting array will have one row (or column) removed. There may be another solutions, but it is the one I use. Regards, Vlad
> Hi Deniss. > One way to do this is by splitting the array using Array Subset in two: one > from index 0 to index i-1, and one from index i to end. You will use only > one index, depending what do you want to remove: a row or a column. After > spliting, you must to rebuild the array, and the resulting array will have > one row (or column) removed. There may be another solutions, but it is the > one I use. > Regards, > Vlad
Depending on what you want to do you can use the index array functions. To retireve one row or column from of the use the index array function and disable indexing on one terminal or the other.
To completely get ris of a row / colum you can use the resize array function.