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modimh Posted - 07/04/2002 : 08:58:20 AM
When I use my OriginC function in WORKSHEET SET COLUMN VALUE as

MyFunc(col(A),10,20,30);
It doesnot work and I have to close the Origin. But if I write as

MyFunc(i*.01,10,20,30);
where i vary from 1 to 100. it works properly. Please help
M.H.Modi
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cpyang Posted - 07/04/2002 : 09:13:19 AM
Maybe your function is not prototyped as
double MyFunc(double x, double a, double b);

Origin will automatically loop through all elements of a dataset if it is passed into the 1st argument of a function that is prototyped as double and returning double.

CP



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