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Good workaround. Thanks. Also works with Category to retrieve list of descriptor values [code:113hi9xz]def descriptorValues = { Matrix matrix, Category category, String descriptorName -> String...

How does one access the descriptor without using pipe notation? [font=Courier:xnz60ajz]|Matrix1::A1| = matrices['Matrix1].categories.['A1'][/font:xnz60ajz] but what is the equivalent...

Thanks very much. Referencing the UNlinked category in the select statement was the only permutation that had not occurred to me! Obvious when you know

Just to add my experience here: I tried to implement an iterative algorithm of a similar nature to the one that Janek describes, and hit the same issue with EnsureCalculated causing unacceptable runtimes....

Thanks so much Mike. I did try using Select initially but didn't find the magic operator # as applied to a Matrix name. BTW - I don't think the use of the # operator is in the documentation anywhere (not...

Ben, I'd be happy to provide more input if I can, but I'm not sure quite how I can be more specific than in the previous posts. I found a workaround for the issue of iterating over cells in a matrix...

I've been working on a situation similar to one shown by Ben here: [quote="Ben G":2pzxh544] ...although Quantrix will let you return a list from a scripted function, it does not generally know...

Dominik, You don't need to use Java to build a console window (or any other GUI) - you can do it in Groovy. In fact it's somewhat cleaner to do using a static class in Groovy (imho). This approach also...

Ben, It seems the issue is that the matching is done on the full string. So to match a matrix named "foo bar" you need to use: [font="Courier New"] matrices.find(/foo.*/)[/font] This is equivalent to...

I know Dominik likes using FOR loops (he's spent too much time writing VB i suspect:)) This construction would I think be closer to what you originally intended (and possibly more in line with what the...