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I can't get my function plotted, it tells me that i have to replace the complex and NaNs by real numbers .. My function is not complex, so what is wrong?
See attacted file
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Great!
What did you do, or what does it mean? (x:=0m,10cm..10m)
It's a range variable. Adding the unit (m) does the trick 😉
Werner Exinger wrote:
It's a range variable. Adding the unit (m) does the trick 😉
I think it is not a trick but an error of Mathcad Prime. Sometimes (or always?) we cannot use QuickPlot technology in Mathcad Prime. We must insert a range variable - x:=0m,1mm..10m for example.
Valery Ochkov wrote:
I think it is not a trick but an error of Mathcad Prime.
The trick is to circumvent that error 😉
But I agree its a bug/error. Will it be corrected in Prime3?
Werner Exinger wrote:
Valery Ochkov wrote:
I think it is not a trick but an error of Mathcad Prime.
The trick is to circumvent that error 😉
But I agree its a bug/error. Will it be corrected in Prime3?
It was a picture from Prime 3.
In Mathcad 15 all is ok:
Valery Ochkov wrote:
Werner Exinger wrote:
But I agree its a bug/error. Will it be corrected in Prime3?
It was a picture from Prime 3.
In Mathcad 15 all is ok:
I know!
Werner Exinger wrote:
Valery Ochkov wrote:
Werner Exinger wrote:
But I agree its a bug/error. Will it be corrected in Prime3?
It was a picture from Prime 3.
I have pointed this bug to PTC but I think the QuickPlot Techology (without a range Variable) is not for Prime.
Jonn Kromann wrote:
I can't get my function plotted, it tells me that i have to replace the complex and NaNs by real numbers .. My function is not complex, so what is wrong?
See attacted file
John, do you have a correct answer?