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Latest revision as of 16:44, 3 December 2009
Purpose
Function to return the highest addressable row number
Syntax
MAXROW()
See Also
COL(), MAXCOL(), PCOL(), PROW(), ROW(), SCOLS(), SROWS()
Description
The MAXROW() function returns the highest addressable row number for the present terminal. The return value is numeric data type. The number of addressable rows is dependent on the setting of item 220 in the current Terminal Definition File. For terminals that support access to 25 lines, rows are addressable from 0 to 24. For terminals that support 24 lines, rows are addressable from 0 to 23, and MAXROW() will return 23.
Example
?maxrow() 24
Products
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