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Bill Choi Posted - 08/28/2006 : 04:59:25 AM
Is it possible to use conditional statements (if, else) in the equation/function for NLSF? If yes, is there anything should be reminded? Thanks!
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Deanna Posted - 08/30/2006 : 10:39:14 PM
Yes, you can use conditional statements. It think it is better to define your function using Origin C (please make sure that the Use Origin C check box is selected). It is more convenient to use the Code Builder workspace to type your function. The code builder can help you to compile the function and find the errors before using it.



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