Mathcad prime 7 / plot error estimates from polyint

[cnabold]

I try to replicate the example from 

Example: Polynomial Interpolation (ptc.com)

How Ian I plot the red error bars?

[cnabold]

Ho can I plot the red error bars from plot with polyint?

[ttokoro]

[Werner_E]

The main reason for your attempt failing is that the example is badly setup, to say the least.
The range variable r is used to index matrices/vectors on one hand also as x-values on the other. This only works for special occasions.

Here is what IMHO is a better approach which lets you select the number of intervals independent of what exactly the x-values are:

N:=32 duplicates the results of the help example,

N:=64 should give you what you obviously had in mind

P6 sheet attached

[cnabold]

why dows 

not work?

r:= 0,0.5,..max(x)-min(x)

r:=0..max(x)-min(x) works fine (from example from Mathcad help pages)

[LucMeekes]

I don't see the problem?

Works fine, as long as you do NOT type a comma (,) after 0.05

Success!
Luc

[cnabold]

Unfortunately in my case your solution does not work. If you change the statement 

r:=0..max(x)-min(x) to r:=0,0.05..max(x)-min(x)

then the next statements do not work anymore (underline r is flagged as error)

[LucMeekes]

The variable r is defined as a range from 0 to the difference between the highest and lowest values in array x.

Without specifying the second value of that range, you get a range containing only integers 0, 1, 2, 3 ...

This is used for indexing into arrays.

If you change that range to include non-integer values, such as 0.05, then it will start with:

0, 0.05, 0.1, 0.15, 0.2 ...

But those values cannot all be used to index into an array, because for indexing into an array, you can ONLY use integers. That's what the error message is about.

Success!
Luc