I'm currently trying to write a while loop that will loop and add 1 cm to (D.section1) until the loop is able to reduce the total Incident Energy to under 1.1 but currently I'm getting a statement saying "This function refers to itself inconsistently"
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Looking further up in your sheet, I assume you mean Incident Energy should be cal/cm^2 - not cal/J.
Here is the corrected program per my previous three notes:
Yellow highlights indicate my additions. Red arrows indicate removal of the unnecessary unit conversions. You were essensially multiplying by 1 (that's what Valery was showing).
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Good catch, Valery. I just saw the unit inconsisency. It looks like OP is trying to manage their own units. Let Mathcad do that work!
Im sorry what are you asking about?
The error message is not very helpful, but here are some findings:
The goal is to be able to find the working distance from where the Incident Energy which is measured in (cal/J) is lower than or equal 1.1 this defines a boundary in which I need. IE.Temp1 calculates the initial incident energy while IE.Temp2 determines the backfeed incident energy.
Looking further up in your sheet, I assume you mean Incident Energy should be cal/cm^2 - not cal/J.
Here is the corrected program per my previous three notes:
Yellow highlights indicate my additions. Red arrows indicate removal of the unnecessary unit conversions. You were essensially multiplying by 1 (that's what Valery was showing).
Wow thank you so much! You guys are great!