Compatibility of tables between Mathcad and Mathcad Prime

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December 3, 2024
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In Mathcad14, the calculation results are output in an array table as shown in the attached image. In this case, if you copy the output table and paste it into Excel, one value is entered into one cell. However, when you run it through a converter, calculate it in Mathcad Prime, and copy and paste the results, all the values are entered into one cell.

Are there any compatibility issues with this behaviour between Mathcad and Mathcad Prime?

Could you please tell me a solution?

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mathcad14で添付図のように計算結果を配列で表に出力しています。この場合、出力された表をコピーしてエクセルに張り付けると、1つのセルに１つの値が入力されます。しかしコンバーターを通し、mathcad primeで計算し結果をコピー&ペーストしたところ、1つのセルにすべての値が入力されてしまいます。

mathcadとmathcad primeではこの動作について互換性はないのでしょうか。

また解決策を教えていただけますでしょうか。スクリーンショット (1).png

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Best answer by Werner_E

Yes., copy & paste is severely broken in Prime - or maybe "just" silly and amateurish implemented.

You can not select a range of values in a matrix as usual using shift left click and therefore you will also notice that when you copy from a vector/matrix in Prime you can only copy the whole visible displayed elements and are not able to use scrolling to copy the whole vector as we could do in real Mathcad.

Maybe using WRITEEXCEL to export the data can be a workaround for you.
Or you could insert an Excel component in Prime and use the vectors as inputs. Double clicking the component opens it in Excel and you could copy the desired values from there to the target excel sheet.

Life could be so easy - unfortunately not when using Prime...

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Werner_E

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25-Diamond I

Yes., copy & paste is severely broken in Prime - or maybe "just" silly and amateurish implemented.

You can not select a range of values in a matrix as usual using shift left click and therefore you will also notice that when you copy from a vector/matrix in Prime you can only copy the whole visible displayed elements and are not able to use scrolling to copy the whole vector as we could do in real Mathcad.

Maybe using WRITEEXCEL to export the data can be a workaround for you.
Or you could insert an Excel component in Prime and use the vectors as inputs. Double clicking the component opens it in Excel and you could copy the desired values from there to the target excel sheet.

Life could be so easy - unfortunately not when using Prime...