excel or how?

Let's say have a lisp that use 4 variable - d11, d12, d13, d14. Instead of inserting 4 variable, i want to insert 1 single variable, like ... v1, and automatically to set all 4 variable d11, d12, d13, d14 . I don't know if is possible to do something like this by using an excel spreadsheet, where i have a table - for v1 a row with d11, d12, d13, d14.... and so on, for vn - dn1, dn2, dn3, dn4. Anybody has something similar as an example?

Something like this?

(setq index 1)
(repeat 10
(set (read (strcat "D" (itoa index))) index)

(princ (eval (read (strcat "D" (itoa index)))))

(setq index (1+ index))
(princ "\n")
)

Try to list the variables D1, D2 to D10 before and after run this example.

I would strongly suggest using a list over numerous variables; after all, LISP is engineered specifically for LISt Processing...

This is what i found, and i want to use....http://lee-mac.com/readcsv.html

In my "matrix", if i have m rows and n colomns, i want to set

v11, v12..... v1n

v21, v22 ....v2n

.....................

vm1, vm2.....vmn

help

Since Lee Mac's solution is easier, you can construct a list like:

((v11 v12 ... v1n)

(v21 v22 ... v2n)

...

(vm1 vm2 ... vmn))

Just parse each line of said CSV file and build a list for the elements of that line; gather all those lists in a main one.

To access items:

(nth indexN (nth indexM MyMatrix))