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lauma Posted - 02/18/2015 : 07:23:00 AM
Hello,
I need help to make a linear fit. I copied and pasted one example from Origin C Help but it doesn´t work. I have no idea why. It doesn´t matter which example from the fitting function I compile. Maybe seems to be the NAG functions?
And the other question is : I have an very small double value(1.44898E-5) and like to output the value, but all I see is "0.0000" or "NANUM".

I'll try my best to write in English-please try to understand me
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cpyang Posted - 02/20/2015 : 9:50:07 PM
I think you will be better off using LabTalk for analysis. As for the output, it really depends on the code you wrote.

CP

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