extra values from Results window

[mmettlen]

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[Herbie]

Good day,

no problems here.

Are you sure you've correctly written the column names and that the
inverted commas are not of the curly type?

Regards

Herbie

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Am 14.09.18 um 15:03 schrieb mmettlen:

> After running "Measure", I'm trying to extract values from the results table
> with only 1 row, and column 2 = "Area", column 3 =  "Mean", column 4 =
> "Mode", column 3 =  "%Area", ...
> I get the correct values for Area and Mean after running getResults("Area",
> 0) and getResults("Mean", 0), respective. However, for all other (e.g.
> getResults("Mode", 0)), I obtain NaN. => How do I extract the over values?
> Alternatively, How do I print all the results from row 0 in a log window?
> Thx
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[Michael Schmid]

Hi Marcel,

if a column appears in the "Results", you can extract its values in a
macro with getResult. Just make sure the name exactly matches the column
name.
Of course, you have to make sure the column exists: You have to specify
it in Analyze>Set Measurements.
Here is an example:

run("Blobs (25K)");
setThreshold(0,128);
run("Set Measurements...", "area mean modal center area_fraction limit
redirect=None decimal=5");
run("Measure");
mode=getResult("Mode", 0);
print("Mode=",mode);
percent=getResult("%Area", 0);
print("%Area=",percent);

Michael
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On 14/09/2018 15:03, mmettlen wrote:
> After running "Measure", I'm trying to extract values from the results table
> with only 1 row, and column 2 = "Area", column 3 =  "Mean", column 4 =
> "Mode", column 3 =  "%Area", ...
> I get the correct values for Area and Mean after running getResults("Area",
> 0) and getResults("Mean", 0), respective. However, for all other (e.g.
> getResults("Mode", 0)), I obtain NaN. => How do I extract the over values?
> Alternatively, How do I print all the results from row 0 in a log window?
> Thx

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[mmettlen]

Strange, after restarting my computer, the exact same code gives me the
correct values....



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