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Formatting a Solve Block - Eliminating Unused Space? Prime 9

mfrench
12-Amethyst

Formatting a Solve Block - Eliminating Unused Space? Prime 9

Hi Folks,

 

I have what I think it s a simple question.  Solve blocks seem to require a bunch of needless space.  Is there any way to eliminate this?  V15 solve blocks were a lot more flexible.

 

Update:  I asked a similar question about two years ago.  I'm just trying to find out whether PTC has made any progress on this.

 

Mark

 

 

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DJNewman
17-Peridot
(To:mfrench)

Regarding product development on this, no.

You can make the Guess Values[] Constraints[] and Solver[] sections overlap one another. You won't be able to read it well at that point but it saves space. But I think the shortest you can make it vertically is five blocks on the normal grid or ten on the fine grid, even if it's empty space.

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You could also save space by putting the Solve Block in a collapsible area. And in terms of product development, you can now hide the collapsible area border in Prime 10.

I manage the Creo and PTC Mathcad YouTube channels for PTC, as well as all PTC Mathcad marketing in general.

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DJNewman
17-Peridot
(To:mfrench)

Regarding product development on this, no.

You can make the Guess Values[] Constraints[] and Solver[] sections overlap one another. You won't be able to read it well at that point but it saves space. But I think the shortest you can make it vertically is five blocks on the normal grid or ten on the fine grid, even if it's empty space.

DJNewman_0-1714657028914.pngDJNewman_1-1714657033177.png


You could also save space by putting the Solve Block in a collapsible area. And in terms of product development, you can now hide the collapsible area border in Prime 10.

I manage the Creo and PTC Mathcad YouTube channels for PTC, as well as all PTC Mathcad marketing in general.
mfrench
12-Amethyst
(To:DJNewman)

Thanks DJ, I'll take a look at Prime 10

 

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