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• 0 returns a document (a large text without a particular meaning to Quaestor);
• ParList$ (a StrExp) is the list of parameters to be clustered in a document surrounded by # and can be delimited by comma's or spaces. It is also allowed to use # as delimiter but the parameter list should at least be started and closed by #;
• CellDelim$ (a StrExp) is a delimiter between clustered values of the parameters provided in ParList$. If "NullString" is provided, the values (per list and per solution in the cluster) are delimited by CrLf, so one value/set of values per line. If ParList$ contains more than one parameter, CellDelim$ is used as delimiter in the list per solution and between the values of each slotion, CrLf is used as delimiter for a presentation of a series of values.;
• ColArr$ (a StrExp) is "NullString" and for future extension of format commands in column data;
• IntSortCol (a NumExp) is an integer column number used to sort the table if ParList$ contains more than one parameter;
• IntAllowDoubles (a NumExp) is an integer number (0 or 1) to indicate whether double values are allowed in a clustered data set, only applicable to a ParList$ with a single parameter;

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1. These menu options in combination with the CLUSTER#() function allow you to select a number of solutions in the workbase and to retrieve and use their data in a new solution, e.g. for the automatic preparation of documents or to place a serie of result from solutions into a new solution to present differences etc..
2. Method 1 and 3 return a telitab, method 2 returns a document (large text without a particular meaning to Quaestor).

Examples

Method 1

This method will return a TeLiTab#. The syntax is

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InpVar is B. The parameters should be given either with or without quotes (see also QuaestorSyntax QuaestorSyntax). Please note that if you use the name without quotes the system will require a DETERMINED value of the parameter in the current solution.

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