@William Oak 

Have you had a look at this as well?

In short using ObjectData, you call can a parameter by its column name. Here is an example for X Half Width of a Rectangle object:

rectangle = TheSystem.NCE.GetObjectAt(1)
print(rectangle.ObjectData.__implementation__.XHalfWidth)

This doesn’t address the multiple parameters assignment though. This is more complicated because of the types that every parameter of every object can have. Do you have a more detailed description of what you are trying to achieve?

Take care,

David

Thanks, you’ve guided me to exactly what I needed! I’ll keep looking for a way to ID an object type to simplify things for me.

I thought I’d share for others who may find it useful:

    def change_NCE_cell_content(TheSystem, row_no, column_no, value):
            TheNCE=TheSystem.NCE
            Object=TheNCE.GetObjectAt(row_no)

            if Object.GetCellAt(column_no).DataType==0 and isinstance(value,int) :
                Object.GetCellAt(column_no).IntegerValue=value
            elif Object.GetCellAt(column_no).DataType==1 and isinstance(value, float):
                Object.GetCellAt(column_no).DoubleValue=value

            elif Object.GetCellAt(column_no).DataType==2 and isinstance(value, str):
                Object.GetCellAt(column_no).Value=value

            else:
                sys.exit("ERROR, VALUE DOES NOT MATCH DATA TYPE")

You need to have TheSystem already called, but otherwise you just put in the row number, the column number, and the new value wanted in the cell. Hope else someone can make use of it!