When you want to use the cell variables inside the arc, you need to use one option called minus V
But before doing that, let's define some cell variables like
Where one equal to say 20
we had two equal to 30. OK? And now let's use this variable inside the uh Oman
So uh
we want to multiply the uh the first column. Uh This is the first uh this is the first column
right? Where is it? OK. This is the first column. We want to multiply it by the variable one and we want to multiply the
second column with the variable two. OK
So how can you do that? You uh if you just use the variable one inside the
outside the
statement
OK? Or just like you, how you do that
OK. That's how you uh define your variables in best, right? So if you do that
and
enter, then it doesn't understand what that is
or just remove this value
Uh uh It's waiting. Uh Yeah. So
Give any input uh 10-20
OK? It doesn't know what that
this is not going to work actually because this is I want to show some error actually
So, but you can define uh
the value
the user value uh if you want to define the variable one to be The cell, variable one
OK? and uh variable two
to be the cell variable to
ma
and then you don't even need to add the dollar sign before that
OK? You need to, let's try it again and give the DCG two
OK? So it's just printing this value, variable one and variable two
Now it, it is able to read it. So you can uh use this value and multiply the first column of the file
and the second column. So you have the output right? So in this way
you can use the cell variables inside the argument
OK