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Hello everything,
I don't understand : Not enough memory.
Do you cal to help me, please.
Thank you very much
olivier
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it is not so obvious, I prefer that everyone opens the file and trying to understand the error.
Again, Thank you very much.
In this case try not to display a result, but to use built-in function WRITEPRN("file", [M]), which writes the contents of the array M to a delimited ASCII file.
Like that :
do you can to tell me if i have write it good
can you tell me if I'm writing
Thank you very much
WRITEPRN("filegf' , [ Modula(f16,tpas2,tm,faf,faf2)])
out := WRITEPRN("gtfr" , Modula(f16,tpas2,tm,faf,faf2))
I don't understand where is the file ?
you can to watch the files 25a50Mhzd.
Thank you very much
Hello,
At the end of the file, I get the error 'This value must be has matrix'
and I do not understand why I do not see
file out55, out56 out57 or on my hard drive!
Thank you for your comment.
faf and faf2 are range variables, not vectors. When you try to take the sunbatrix of a range variable, the operation fails. Converting these to vectors corrupts other functions in your sheet.
Suggest you try this with fewer than 7000 values (maybe 70?) When you get a working system, then go full numbers.
Hello,
how to extract the first 50 values out of range variable that contents
70000 values, you can to see the file 25a50MHzf.xmcd
If someone could solve my errors on my file I would be very grateful to him because it's very important to me.
Thank you very much.
Olivier
I don't currently have Mathcad but might be able to give some advice.
You say you want to extract values from a range variable. Do you mean from a calculated range? If so, this could be done a number of ways, one of which is to wrote a program. This has been done many times before. Try searching extract Mike.
Mike
it is not so obvious, I prefer that everyone opens the file and trying to understand the error.
Again, Thank you very much.