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Hi,
I am using Mathcad 13 - VB 6.0 OLE automation for calculations.
Everything was working fine till now. We are planning an upgrade to MathCAD 15.
When I tested the same VB application on MathCAD 15 version am receiving the following error. See the attached screenshot.
System Config: Windows server 2008 standard 64 bit, VB 6.0, Microsoft Office 2010.
Please let me know how can I resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Ram
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Private Sub cmdCalc_Click()
Dim Var1 As New Mathcad.NumericValue
Dim MathcadApplication As Mathcad.IMathcadApplication2
Set MathcadApplication = New Mathcad.Application
MathcadApplication.Visible = False
MathcadApplication.Worksheets.Open "d:\TestMathcad15.xmcd"
Var1.Real = CInt(txtval.Text)
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.SetValue "A", Var1.Real
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.Recalculate
Var1 = MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.GetValue("B")
txtOut.Text = Var1.AsString
Set Var1 = Nothing
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.Close mcDiscardChanges
MathcadApplication.Quit
End Sub
This is the same computer that you yested it on with MC13, and with MC13 it worked?
Yes. It gave perfect results with MC13. I have tested it on the server.
But, When tested the same application on MC15. It is giving the error mentioned in the earlier message.
What do u think may be causing it?
I don't know. Do you really have an object called "~", with a method called "~"?
I do not have any object call "~".
Should I upload a sample code? which could be helpful?
Thanks,
Ram
Hi,
Attached is the .zip file containg sample code, Compiled .exe and the .xmcd file.
Please run the application and let me know.
When I compile and run the app from VB 6.0 IDE am getting the following error.
See the attached screenshot.
Thanks,
Ram
Private Sub cmdCalc_Click()
Dim Var1 As New Mathcad.NumericValue
Dim MathcadApplication As Mathcad.IMathcadApplication2
Set MathcadApplication = New Mathcad.Application
MathcadApplication.Visible = False
MathcadApplication.Worksheets.Open "d:\TestMathcad15.xmcd"
Var1.Real = CInt(txtval.Text)
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.SetValue "A", Var1.Real
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.Recalculate
Var1 = MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.GetValue("B")
txtOut.Text = Var1.AsString
Set Var1 = Nothing
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.Close mcDiscardChanges
MathcadApplication.Quit
End Sub
Hello Viacheslav,
Thanks for the code .
That helped alot. I have one more question. Is it possible to extract the graphs from the Mathcad sheet using a VB code?
I have already opened a discussion on the same 2 years ago.
http://communities.ptc.com/message/155693#155693
Thanks,
Ram
That code is for the automation API, whereas yours was for the embedding API. Which one do you need?
No, you canot extract the graphs vis the automation interface. You could embed a worksheet, but that takes us back to the embedding API. Or you could use a separate charting tool, For example ChartDirector: http://www.advsofteng.com/
He can, Richard. It's enough to run the method SaveAs():
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.SetValue "Var1", Var1.Real
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.Recalculate
Var1 = MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.GetValue("Var2")
txtOut.Text = Var1.AsString
Set Var1 = Nothing
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.SaveAs "d:\TestMathcad15.html", mcHtml
MathcadApplication.ActiveWorksheet.Close mcDiscardChanges
MathcadApplication.Quit
He will get all the regions in the form of pictures. Next, you need only select the ones you want. Try it.
That's true. Good idea
Hi Richard & Viacheslav,
Thanks for the help guys.
Regards,
Ram