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dsochor1-Visitor
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January 21, 2014
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How to create a counter that counts iteratively?

  • January 21, 2014
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In the attached MathCAD 14 worksheet, I am attempting to create a counter "v" that counts the number of times a value in an array c.a is below 1.5*hef. Is this something easy to do? I have attempted to do this with a "for" function but am not recieving the result I'm looking for.

Best answer by GuyB

I wasn't sure what you wanted. Two guesses enclosed. The relevant part is copied as a picture, additional comments included in the attached Mathcad sheet.

- Guy

PS Note that the vectors (and counter) start at j=0, though your first definition of c(sub)a begins with j=1 ... even though you define ORIGIN=0.

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GuyB1-VisitorAnswer
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January 21, 2014

I wasn't sure what you wanted. Two guesses enclosed. The relevant part is copied as a picture, additional comments included in the attached Mathcad sheet.

- Guy

PS Note that the vectors (and counter) start at j=0, though your first definition of c(sub)a begins with j=1 ... even though you define ORIGIN=0.

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    Werner_E25-Diamond I
    25-Diamond I
    January 21, 2014

    You may achieve the same results as shown by Guy using for-loops more compact that way:

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    Are you aware that your vector c.a contains 5 elements? Because ORIGIN is 0 (and thats a reasonable default value anyway) and you defined beginning from c.a[1, the first element is (default) 0. If thats not on purpose I would suggest you begin your definitions with c.a[0 instead if c.a[1. Second best is setting ORIGIN to 1.

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