PML Customisation User Guide

VAR

!Index

SORT

!Car

!Value

LASTINGROUP

!Group

	!Index	!Group		!Car	!Value
[1]	1	1		CHARIOT	50000
[2]	2			FORD	1000
[3]	4			FORD	100
[4]	5			FORD	8000
[5]	10	2		FORD	7000
[6]	3	3		VAUXHALL	2000
[7]	7	4		ford	1000
[8]	9	5		vauxhall	3000
[9]	6			(Unset)	9000
[10]	8	6		(Unset)	6000

VAR

!Totals

SUBTOTAL

!Values

!Index

!Group

	!Index	!Group		!Car	!Value	!Totals
[1]	1	1		CHARIOT	50000	50000
[2]	2			FORD	1000
[3]	4			FORD	100
[4]	5			FORD	8000
[5]	10	2		FORD	7000	16100
[6]	3	3		VAUXHALL	2000	2000
[7]	7	4		ford	1000	1000
[8]	9	5		vauxhall	3000	3000
[9]	6			(Unset)	9000
[10]	8	6		(Unset)	6000	15000

VAR !variable SUBTOTAL ..	This will sum value strings that contain values with or without unit qualifiers. Unit qualifiers within the strings will be ignored. This is to allow REPORTER to still operate with unit qualified value strings that may have been introduced by other VAR or $!variable commands.
VAR !variable EVALUATE …	Will return string variables and arrays of unit qualified values if the evaluation generates quantities with physical dimensions. VAR !D EVAL (DIAM) for all CYLI sets !D to a set of strings such as '90cm' '60cm' etc. - when cm are the current length units). The unit will be the current working unit.
VAR !variable ATTRIBUTE	This sets the variable to a string that contains the value AND the unit qualifier for attributes with of a physical quantity VAR !X XLEN sets !X to '46cm' if current units are cm) The unit will be the current working unit.