Trying to simplify a valid code used in all rows of a long table

[NTMDev (A Random Developer)]

Welcome! I’ve had the same problem.

More efficient way in CL

I physically and mentally refuse to believe that this: cellErrorMessage(1,2): when this.cellNumericValue(1,2) <0 "Enter a positive number." otherwise "" cellErrorMessage(2,2): when this.cellNumericValue(2,2) <0 "Enter a positive number." otherwise "" cellErrorMessage(3,2): when this.cellNumericValue(3,2) <0 "Enter a positive number." otherwise "" cellErrorMessage(4,2): when this.cellNumericValue(4,2) <0 "Enter a positive number." otherwise "" cellErrorMessage(5,2): when this.cellNumericValu…

You can do this. I’m not sure if this is EXACTLY what you want but it gives you the idea.

list = sum.map((e) => evaluateAt(this.cellNumericValue(row, e)) 
cellContent(row, 1): list[1] #etc.

to list out everything.

You still need to list out all the sinks, but it will save you a lot of typing.
Also, this is every function you can use with a list.

List Functions in CL

Until recently, CL has had limited support for lists. Using the graph’s numberList source, you could access elements of a list or pass them between graphs, but not much else. In this article, we’ll give you a preview of some upcoming features that make lists much more flexible. These features aren’t complete and there may be breaking changes. They won’t enter the official documentation for some time. Nonetheless, if you’ve been wanting to do more with lists, read on! Creating and accessing lis…

If you have experience in languages like Python you can think e like the control variable, and .map the loop, and list (sum) the iterable.