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Windows 7 x64, M15 010
I multiplied a 3x1 matrix by a 1x9 and got the result. Wanted to display as a table, not a matrix. Used A:=B*C=
Even though I could then /select/ the table option, it would not display. I had to use A=
This is prolly well known, but I couldn't find the correct buzzwords during search to turn it up. I have not tried this technique in a while, but was sure that I used it in M14/15 on XP Pro x32.
~R~
Solved! Go to Solution.
First do B*C= and format the result as a table. Then add in the A:= part. e.g.
First do B*C= and format the result as a table. Then add in the A:= part. e.g.
Y'know, when I glanced at what you wrote, I thought "Yeah, that's what I did!" Then I read it again...yes, these exact steps solve the problem...who'd a thought?!? Thanks!
~R~