Equation Sheet

One solution would be to define all your variables in the non-printed region to the right (use "draft view" instead of "page view").

Robert Payne wrote: Hello I need to make an equation sheet of all these formulas I am using for a project for my Professor.  Mathcad is so nice to do this procedure. However, Mathcad 3.1 Prime wants to calculate it.  I don't need it to calculate it. I just need to show a list of formulas without calculations and without having a variable undefined. if someone could help me with I would be greatly appreciated.  You can see in the picture below to see what I am talking about.

Either of Mark's or Fred's methods will work.   I'd probably go for Fred's method as it's less work.  Another option is to define your equations as normal, but *first* turn off auto-calculation.   This gives you an advantage in that you can just copy & paste them from the formula sheet to your working sheets without modification.   They do have a greyed-out appearance, but this might not matter for just an equation list.

Stuart

Note that velocity does not have to be in ft/sec, the equation for Reynold's Number results in a unitless quantity.  Inputing the three variables in any combination of valid units (since Mathcad auto converts units will result in the same value:

Entering an incorrect unit will prompt Mathcad to supply a correction

Thank You. That works very well. I am not sure what the other person said about page view I couldn't find anything like that. 

I am having a lot of problems with the Temperature and dollar amount.  I read that mathcad only does absolute temperatures ( R, K).  I tried using the few examples in a post to define Fahrenheit and I ended up with errors not sure what I was doing wrong. I am learned that the best time to learn something new is when you are trying to complete a project.

Thank you for your help.