While a matrix contains information on how many rows and columns to display, it is internally stored as a linear array. This fact can be used to copy data from a matrix to a worksheet column as in this instance where we
// Point to a sample image and import fname$ = SYSTEM.PATH.PROGRAM$ + "Samples\Image Processing and Analysis\Flower.jpg"; impImage; // Split the RGB into separate Red, Green and Blue matrices imgRGBsplit r:=[RGBOUT]RED!1 g:=[RGBOUT]GREEN!1 b:=[RGBOUT]BLUE!1; // Create a new Workbook newbook; wks.ncols = 4; wks.col1.lname$ = Red; wks.col2.lname$ = Green; wks.col3.lname$ = Blue; wks.col4.lname$ = RGB; // Worksheet ranges range raDR = 1, raDG = 2, raDB = 3; // Matrix ranges range raR = [RGBOUT]RED!1; range raG = [RGBOUT]GREEN!1; range raB = [RGBOUT]BLUE!1; // Copy data from Matrix to Workbook by range assignment raDR = raR; raDG = raG; raDB = raB; // Create a string showing the RGB triplet col(D) = col(1)$ + " " + col(2)$ + " " + col(3)$;