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weiiiii asked Jeanette F commented

get Parameter value

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I want to use the form, [2][2], to read the value of the parameter

But I don't know how to write it


It's wrong like this

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Felix Möhlmann avatar image Felix Möhlmann commented ·
Just to be sure what you are trying to achieve: Which value would you expect to be returned when you use cell(2, 2)?
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Nil Ns answered

Hello and thank you for your question.


The parameter table is not intended for this use. To do this, you could use a normal table or access the parameter by its name directly. However, the problem you are having is because the function you are looking at returns the node where the value is, not the number itself. To get the number, you must add .value at the end of the expression:

getvarnode(Model.find("Tools/ParameterTables/Parameters"), "parameters").as(Table).cell(7, 2).value

I hope this helps!

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