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I checked other posts about this issue, and I couldn't find one similar to what I am doing here
I am wondering if that is because of the sin function or what
mathcad 9.0.0 file is also attached
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The question was also answered here
You have to manually label the two deltas as "Variable" or "-" = "Automatic"
The question was also answered here
You have to manually label the two deltas as "Variable" or "-" = "Automatic"
would you happen to know why only delta was defined as 'function'? but not the other ones (i and Mu)?
I am wondering if I copied and pasted it from somewhere else or if it's because it is a Greek letter
It is due to the intricacies of the enigmatic 'autolabelling' feature of Prime.
It's a nice feature, and often it helps. Too often it strikes wrong.
What helps is if you make all label types look differently, e.g.:
Then you immeditely see.
Success!
Luc
Primes auto-labelling feature fails quite often.
It often fails when used in combination with symbolic evaluation and also when you start editing an expression and using copy & paste.
So I guess it had nothing to do with the Greek letter but was because of editing and using copy and paste.
Lucs suggestion sure will help spotting that kind of error.