This is sort of a follow-up question to this thread where I was recreating the calculations of the ptc sample:
Once I got that working, I defined two functions that process the spread-sheet wide variables, which was working "properly" for me:
a = [matrix] w = [matrix] p = [matrix] ML = number MR = number
When I tried to move all arguments into the function definitions and I am getting error: "This value must be an integer."
M(x,a,w,p,ML,MR) and V(x,a,w,p,ML,MR)
I'm having trouble figuring out what is causing this. Can anyone point out what I am missing?
Thanks!
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@justhumm wrote:
This is sort of a follow-up question to this thread where I was recreating the calculations of the ptc sample:
You may consider closing the threads you opened if you decide to open a new thread for follow ups.
I guess the question in the first link you mention may be considered answered.
I also don't feel that your new question is a follow up as it has nothing to do with the problems you experienced in the other threads.
Your new problem occurs because you used a range in your program. In programs you have to use for-loops instead!
@justhumm wrote:
This is sort of a follow-up question to this thread where I was recreating the calculations of the ptc sample:
You may consider closing the threads you opened if you decide to open a new thread for follow ups.
I guess the question in the first link you mention may be considered answered.
I also don't feel that your new question is a follow up as it has nothing to do with the problems you experienced in the other threads.
Your new problem occurs because you used a range in your program. In programs you have to use for-loops instead!
