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Mathcad's explicit,ALL is right - the results are derived by picking a specific element from a vector and this is shown.
I know what you want to see, but it looks you can't get it.
The closest I could come up with was using the full vectors and the vectorization operator. See attached.
There is only very limited support for what you are asking for using symbolic evaluation with keyword "explicit", but it doesn't do what you demand if used for the function definition.
I mean that Mathcad puts the x and shows the first step
Thats exactly what explicit will do, unfortunately it shows the first step only, not the following. In case of f(x) the first step is to insert 10 for x.
I forgot to mention that I work in Prime 2.0
So according to what you say there is no chance that if I have a lot of defined functions and a set of variables and now I could change it in one line 
Thank anyway it is still much easier!
Mik Kon wrote:
I forgot to mention that I work in Prime 2.0
"explicit" should work in Prime the same way
So according to what you say there is no chance that if I have a lot of defined functions and a set of variables and now I could change it in one line
Not sure what you mean with "change variables in one line"?
Can any of you solve this problem, I also tried putting Hi, H0 nothing works
is there any chance to make it more good looking?
I mean the matrix is too big, instead of showing 1st, 2nd ... item of this matrix
Mathcad's explicit,ALL is right - the results are derived by picking a specific element from a vector and this is shown.
I know what you want to see, but it looks you can't get it.
The closest I could come up with was using the full vectors and the vectorization operator. See attached.
