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Hello,
please scroll down in the attached sheet where i start to evaluate the function for a certain range, then i need to put the results in a vector format so i can use some of the values inside the vector. i am not sure why the functions are not evaluating the variables in the range. Thanks!
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How about the attached?
I have done away with the range variable by converting it to a vector using a user defined function 'vec'.
I have also changed ORIGIN to zero after the list boxes, I would recommend keeping it at zero in the future.
How about the attached?
I have done away with the range variable by converting it to a vector using a user defined function 'vec'.
I have also changed ORIGIN to zero after the list boxes, I would recommend keeping it at zero in the future.
Mike,
what was wrong with what i was doing? i thought function evaluation of variables in a rane is an easy thing and i did it before. do you see any thing wrong with what i did? i like your method. Thanks!
sameer fares wrote:
what was wrong with what i was doing? i thought function evaluation of variables in a rane is an easy thing and i did it before. do you see any thing wrong with what i did?
Range variables are implicit for loops and not data structures like vectors. You may want to read the articles by Stuart I posted http://communities.ptc.com/docs/DOC-6073 here to better understand the difference between ranges and vector and how ranges should be used.