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 PV SET CELL BOOLEAN VALUE 
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| PV SET CELL BOOLEAN VALUE ( area ; column ; row ; value ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| area | Longint |   | 4D View area | |||||
| column | Longint |   | Cell column number | |||||
| row | Longint |   | Cell row number | |||||
| value | Integer |   | Cell value | |||||
The PV SET CELL BOOLEAN VALUE command assigns the integer value to the cell assigned by column and row. This integer allows expressing a Boolean value (0=False, 1=True): it is then necessary to translate 4D Booleans as a Num(theBoolean) function.
We will modify the example for the PV SET CELL STRING VALUE command to a Boolean type, represented by an integer:
 C_INTEGER($CopyNumber)
 C_LONGINT($Column;$Row) `Coordinates of the cell to copy
 C_INTEGER($Index) `Loop index
 C_BOOLEAN($Value) `Value to copy
 
 $CopyNumber:=Num(Request("How many copies toward the bottom would you like?";"5")) `5 by default
 
 If($CopyNumber>0)
    PV GET CURRENT CELL(Area;$Column;$Row) `Cell to copy
    $Value:=(PV Get cell boolean value(Area;$Column;$Row)=1) `Converting integer to boolean
    For($Index;$Row+1;$Row+$CopyNumber) `$CopyNumber loop(s)
       PV SET CELL BOOLEAN VALUE(Area;$Column;$Index;Num($Value)) `Copy value
    End for
 End if
	Product:  4D
	Theme:  PV Cell value
	Number:  
        15841
        
        
        
	
	Created:  4D View 6.8
PV Get cell boolean value
PV Get cell value type