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Is below too simple for Mathcad?
I'm using Prime 2.0.
What am I doing wrong?
Kind regards,
Michael
It should work fine. Please post the worksheet (click on "use advanced editor" at the top right of the edit dialog).
Here is a .mcdx file as requested.
Kind regards,
Michael
Interesting!
I opened the sheet (Prime 3.0) and saw the same thing. retyped the expression and it solved. Changed the x to another letter, and the original expression solved.
When you first open a Prime sheet, you see the results of the previous calculation that were saved with the file. The sheet does not recalculate when you first open it. So I also see the error when I open it, but if I hit F9, it recalculates fine, and the error goes away (also Prime 3.0).
I just checked. My instance of Mathcad is set to auto calculate. Mathcad solved other problems without issues, hence I didn't think F9 was required. However hitting F9 solved the issue for me as well.
Is there a difference between autocalculate and F9? Maybe F9 tries "harder"?
Is there a difference between autocalculate and F9? Maybe F9 tries "harder"?
There is no difference. Since it works for you now, it will just have to remain a mystery as to why it didn't work earlier.
it happened to me several time : regularly, when I open a file and modify it, it doesn't automatically recalculate. If I force recalculate juste once, every subsequent modification causes auto-recalculation.
Not a big deal to me, but definitely something to know ...