Hi experts.
I would like to know.
If I could use command method to enable the calculation area or disable it.
For example,
I have two condition, in one condition I want iLr = 5A, in the other condition, iLr = 4A.
I know I can use "if" command to do that. but sometimes I prefer to disable/enable area.
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You can select the whole area and use the right click menu to dis- or enable all regions in an area.
This can also be done if the area is collapsed.
You can tell that the area is selected when its collapsed by the small text "Area" on top of the line next to the plus sign
But depending on you needs there may be other methods more suitable.
For example you could define different sets of input variables and then select one of the sets via a drop down menu.
Or you could turn all calculations into functions of the input variables and so even are able to display and compare the results of different input sets side by side.
Or ....
You can select the whole area and use the right click menu to dis- or enable all regions in an area.
This can also be done if the area is collapsed.
You can tell that the area is selected when its collapsed by the small text "Area" on top of the line next to the plus sign
But depending on you needs there may be other methods more suitable.
For example you could define different sets of input variables and then select one of the sets via a drop down menu.
Or you could turn all calculations into functions of the input variables and so even are able to display and compare the results of different input sets side by side.
Or ....
