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March 16, 2011
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DJM

  • March 16, 2011
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After calculating a long series of values in MathCAD, it would be convient to summarize the results in a table as shown below:

Axial Max Shear Max

Case I

Case II

etc.

How do you generate a summary table of the calculated values? The finished product should look like a table generated in Excel.

Best answer by MikeArmstrong

Have a look at the attached simple example.

Let me know if your having trouble with it.

Mike

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1-Visitor
March 16, 2011

This can be done in Mathcad, but the tables don't look ascetically pleasing.

I tend to embed an Excel component into my Mathcad sheet and pass the variables to it.

Mike

DJM1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
March 16, 2011

Thanks for your reply. How do you display only the results of a series of calculations into the Excel spreadsheet (table?) ? I've only been using MathCAD for able a week.

Example:

Calculated Pressures

P1 = 2.5

P2 = 9.0

P3 = 7.2

Record # Pressure

P1 2.5

P2 9.0

P3 7.2

Thanks Again

DJM

1-Visitor
March 16, 2011

Have a look at the attached simple example.

Let me know if your having trouble with it.

Mike

23-Emerald V
March 16, 2011

Dennis Moeller wrote:

After calculating a long series of values in MathCAD, it would be convient to summarize the results in a table as shown below:

Axial Max Shear Max

Case I

Case II

etc.

How do you generate a summary table of the calculated values? The finished product should look like a table generated in Excel.

Do you mean something like the attached, Dennis?

Mike's right though, that it looks a lot better in Excel ... can't remember what Prime will allow.

Stuart

DJM1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
March 16, 2011

WOW! Thanks for your reply. I have only been using MathCAD for about a week and your WAY beyond me. The resulting matrix would consolidate the results in an orderly manner but I was hoping for a simplier solution.

Thanks Again,

DJM

1-Visitor
March 16, 2011

I have only been using MathCAD for about a week and your WAY beyond me.

Stuart's examples are usually superb and always worth keeping hold of.

Have a look at the attached a very simple example which might help get you started.

Mike