Is it possible to create noncontinuous range variable?

The definition for a range variable precludes this:  first, second , , last.  If you need a noncontiguous step as you've described, create a vector of integers rather than a range variable.  Then you can use the integers in that vector as indices in your loop.

Is it possible to create noncontinuous range variable?

A range variable does not store a list of values, it stores the start, the increment, and the end. So no, that is not possible.

Igor Fomenko wrote: Hi all MC15 I want to create range variable like i:=1,2,3,5 to use it in iterations like a.i:=i for example Now I`ve to use index vector i={1 2 3 5}T inside program loop for this. Is it possible to create noncontinuous range variable? Many thanks in advance

Not as you. I have a long standing request to allow such a feature, including by extending the concept of a sequence to allow arbitrary lists of values, such as 1,2,3,5 or (1..3),5.  We can already do this in a programming for loop, so this change woukd mean we could do the same thing at worksheet level using the := operator.

Stuart