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Hi Russel,

thanks for the comment. 
Am I getting you right, that I just need the parallel toolbox for my single client which sends out the tasks to the workers (having a licence) and not the distributed toolbox? Or was the parallel toolbox for max of 4 workers and that could be extended via the distributed toolbox?

To make the code ready for parallel computing it would only be a replacement of the inner for- to parfor loop (basically meaning to look at a single row and send the corresponding columns to the workers, then the next row and so forth)? I copy the functions to the workers and that`s it?

Steffen