Community Tip - Stay updated on what is happening on the PTC Community by subscribing to PTC Community Announcements. X
I just can't workout what the difference is - one sheet is okay one just falls over.
Solved! Go to Solution.
In the 'does not work' sheet, you have added pi as a unit to the result. It's not defined as such. Pi is a constant by default; you can (also) define it as a unit. But you have to do that yourself.
In the 'works' sheet you have added pi as an automatic variable (check label, it says '-' which means 'automatic' ). That's where Prime may find out for itself, and that apparently works.
Success!
Luc
In the 'does not work' sheet, you have added pi as a unit to the result. It's not defined as such. Pi is a constant by default; you can (also) define it as a unit. But you have to do that yourself.
In the 'works' sheet you have added pi as an automatic variable (check label, it says '-' which means 'automatic' ). That's where Prime may find out for itself, and that apparently works.
Success!
Luc