thanks for answering, but maybe i`m not understanding the cum() function:

  a) does cum() returns a array or number ?
     maybe when use it like cum(1) it returns a number, but this
           can only used for the "chart-array"
           when using it like cum( my_array ) it returns an array
           like in the Help-Files said. ???


 it_array[0] = 1;
 it_array[1] = 13333;
 it_array[2] = 133;
 it_array[3] = Null;
 
zl_1 = 0;
it_vergleich = it_array >= 1; 
zl_1 = Cum(it_vergleich) ;
----->> leads to the result:   3 !!!.


it_vergleich = it_array >= 0;
----->> leads to the result:   4581 !!!. clicking around in the chart, changes 
this number, maybe this reflects "QuickAFL" Thing.

-----> Entry with zero Value Problem <----------

 it_array[0] = 1;
 it_array[1] = 13333;
 it_array[2] = Null; 
 it_array[3] = 133;
 
zl_1 = 0;
it_vergleich = it_array >= 1;
zl_1 = Cum(it_vergleich) ;

----->> leads to the result:   3  what a wonder !!! but this isn`t true for the 
array ...


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