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Assign a value, indicating a sum of the values contained in the segment of Array1 that begins at the index of 4 and ends at the index of 6, to Value1 variable: | Assign a value, indicating a sum of the values contained in the segment of Array1 that begins at the index of 4 and ends at the index of 6, to Value1 variable: | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 20 January 2012
Returns a sum of the values contained in a range of elements, specified by the starting and ending indexes, of the specified one-dimensional array; returns the number of true elements if the array contains true/false values; returns a value of 0 if the array contains string values.
Usage
Array_Sum(ArrayName,StartIndex,EndIndex)
Where: ArrayName - an expression specifying the name of an array
StartIndex - a numerical expression specifying the starting index for the range
EndIndex - a numerical expression specifying the ending index for the range
Example
Assign a value, indicating a sum of the values contained in the segment of Array1 that begins at the index of 4 and ends at the index of 6, to Value1 variable:
Value1=Array_Sum(Array1,4,6);
