I am wondering how i can write a Creo Relation in Mathcad 15.
In Creo the relation looks like this:
| IF MOD_WIDE == 4 | ||
| LEFT_BAY_MOD_WIDE = 2 | ||
| ELSE | ||
| LEFT_BAY_MOD_WIDE = 3 | ||
| ENDIF |
So when the variable MOD_WIDE is defined as 4, then the other variable LEFT_BAY_MOD_WIDE is set equal to 2, otherwise it is 3.
Any suggestions?
OK, Mathcad has a lot of equal signs with different meaning - you see three of them in both of my posts.
1) ":=" This is the assignment sign. You get it by simply typing ":" or you can use it from the evaluation toolbar
2) "=" The (bold) boolean equal sign; you use it to compare values; you get it by typing Ctrl&+ or take it from the Boolean toolbar
3) "=" the evaluation equal sign used to numerically evaluate the LHS; get it by typing the normal "=". There is a preference setting which results that when you type on the LHS a variable which is not defined and then the normal = you get a :=
I attach the worksheet for your convenience
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