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January 28, 2015
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Prime 3.0, correct format for NaN?

  • January 28, 2015
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I am a recent convert from MathCad 15 to Prime 3.0. In the attached Prime 3.0 worksheet, what is the correct formatting for stating if a variable is not an answer (NaN) to set a variable to one value, and if it is an answer to set it to another variable?

Best answer by Werner_E

You do it the same way in Prime as you did in Mathcad - you use the built-in boolean function IsNaN(...).

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25-Diamond I
January 28, 2015

You do it the same way in Prime as you did in Mathcad - you use the built-in boolean function IsNaN(...).

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January 29, 2015

As always, thank you Werner.

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