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Hi! I have a long list with three columns: Name, date and price. I also have
a matrix with dates as a column and names as rows. In every cell I have a
value corresponding to that particular date and name. What I want to do is to
get these values into my orginial list, ie I want to expand that list so that
is has 4 columns. But how do I get the values from the matrix to the list?
Any help appreciated!
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"Arne Hegefors" wrote:

Hi! I have a long list with three columns: Name, date and price. I also have
a matrix with dates as a column and names as rows. In every cell I have a
value corresponding to that particular date and name. What I want to do is to
get these values into my orginial list, ie I want to expand that list so that
is has 4 columns. But how do I get the values from the matrix to the list?
Any help appreciated!

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