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16-Pearl
June 14, 2017
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Linterp Problem

  • June 14, 2017
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I have one Mathcad worksheet for interpolation.  It works fine on a set of sparse data in the DATA 1.xls file, but the interpolation fails for the more dense data in the DATA 2.xls file.  I don't think I have any duplicate data points; however, it indicates that one of the arrays in the interpolation is not in ascending order for the more dense data.  I cannot find any errors in the data.  Here is an image of the error message.  The two Mathcad 15 worksheets are attached along with the data files (one for each Mathcad sheet): one for the sparse data and one for the more dense data that produces an error.  I don't understand why it works for one set of data and not the other when the only difference is the number of data points.  Any suggestions.

LINTERP PROBLEM.JPG

Best answer by ValeryOchkov

Must be only Zeros

2 replies

24-Ruby IV
June 14, 2017

Must be only Zeros

24-Ruby IV
June 14, 2017

Check your data please

linterp.png

23-Emerald I
June 14, 2017

one line:

24-Ruby IV
June 14, 2017

Fred Kohlhepp написал(а):

one line:

Yes!