Dear everyone,
Please solve this in Attachment Picture
Step1
How to Auto-create Matrix with nxn ?
Step2
Put Matrix provide in Step 1 by Column and Rows User Instruct.
Many thank
Accepted Solutions
Here's a function that does what you want in one go. It creates the empty matrix (rows and columns as provided by the first parameter Size), and puts each of the elements of the provided matrix (second parameter Data) on the respective column and row node positions (as specified by the third and fourth parameters Cnodes and Rnodes respectively).
You'll have to type the function in Prime yourself, since I'm limited to Prime express.
But I can view your Prime sheets, so if you need more help, just come back here.
Success!
Luc
Here's a function that does what you want in one go. It creates the empty matrix (rows and columns as provided by the first parameter Size), and puts each of the elements of the provided matrix (second parameter Data) on the respective column and row node positions (as specified by the third and fourth parameters Cnodes and Rnodes respectively).
You'll have to type the function in Prime yourself, since I'm limited to Prime express.
But I can view your Prime sheets, so if you need more help, just come back here.
Success!
Luc
@LucMeekes wrote:
Here's a function that does what you want in one go. It creates the empty matrix (rows and columns as provided by the first parameter Size), and puts each of the elements of the provided matrix (second parameter Data) on the respective column and row node positions (as specified by the third and fourth parameters Cnodes and Rnodes respectively).
You'll have to type the function in Prime yourself, since I'm limited to Prime express.
But I can view your Prime sheets, so if you need more help, just come back here.
Success!
Luc
After I did your Formula in Prime, show as below+Attachment
Stupid error message of Prime, you're not using units here !
I guess the error is due to the autolabelling feature of Prime, Sometimes a blessing, Now it isn't.
Check your labels. ORIGIN should always be the same ORIGIN, the bold upright one, which is labelled as a 'system' type. So the Italic ORIGIN's need their labels changed.
Success!
Luc
