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Hello,
I am having a problem with Mathcad 14. After almost two years without using it I have just started to needed again.
Maybe this problem is really easy to solve but I don't find the way to do it.
Mathcad y rounding my numbers before calculation in a really strange way. have never put any setting to ask it to do so. For example, with the simplest sum 1.3 + 1.3, Mathcad gives me the result 2 instead of 2.6
If I asked mathcad for the value of gravity acceleration it gives me 9 instead of 9.8....
Hello Salim,
perhaps your result (menu Format) has been set to one decimal place.
Anyhow, it would be helpful to see the original document so post it here.
Raiko
perhaps your result (menu Format) has been set to one decimal place.
This would not explain the effect seen in the screenshot. Obviously the number of decimal places is set to 3 and the option for showing trailing zeros is checked.
It really looks like Mathcad is truncating all operands to integer before doing its calculation.
I agree that we would need to see the sheet but chances are that the sheet will work OK for us.
@Salim: Which release of Mathcad 14 are you using?
Thanks Salim,
it is one sheet for this group - http://communities.ptc.com/groups/mathcad-paradoxes
Hi Salim,
As I remember this it's related to an old comma/dot bug in Mathcad. Maybe you can get your Mathcad to work properly with decimals again by switching Windows to use dot as decimal separator. Sometimes it was input components and things like that whic triggered this behaviour.
Regards,
Magnus
Hi Guys,
Thanks a lot for your responses, mostly because they were really quick. At the end it was a Software problem and not worksheet problem.
I solve it the old school way, unistalled the program and installed it again. Outcome: problem solved, it was a really weird stuff.
Once again, thanks
Salim Yilo wrote:
Hi Guys,
I solve it the old school way, unistalled the program and installed it again.
One of my friend when dealing with such error with Mathcad installed Mathcad on...a new computer, and threw out the old computer out the window
See please http://communities.ptc.com/thread/51961