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ds755
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 Posted - 04/13/2018 : 11:26:03 AM
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Hello,
I am at my wit's end trying to understand how to make an integration command execute after a division command.
To specify, I divide eight columns in pairs and the result of the division is stored in four columns. These four columns then need to be integrated. The problem is that the integration commands are always executed before the divisions. Could you please tell me how to resolve this issue (i.e. change the order of evaluation of statements)?
I can paste my code if it helps. |
Edited by - ds755 on 04/13/2018 11:28:47 AM |
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nick_n
Finland
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Posted - 04/14/2018 : 3:13:41 PM
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Hi,
>>I can paste my code if it helps.
Yes, please. Also, it would be better to have some sort of an example. BR,
Nikolay |
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ds755
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Posted - 05/07/2018 : 05:18:48 AM
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Hello and sorry for the delayed response.
The problem was that I had placed the arithmetic command (division) at the function cell of each column, using the col(B)[O] command. The placement was done when col(A) had nothing to divide.
I thought that the recalculation would happen automatically when col(A) was updated. In fact, it happened at the end of the script, after the integration, which caused the integration to fail.
When I moved the col(B)[O] commands after col(A) had its intended values, then the division happened when it was supposed to, and the integration did not fail. |
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nick_n
Finland
125 Posts |
Posted - 05/07/2018 : 4:42:31 PM
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Hi,
Thus, you have solved your problem? Is there any special reason to use column label "O" (col()[O])?
Probably, you can find more easy to use direct calculation in your script, like col(C)=col(A)/col(B).
In this case you wouldn't meet any problems with execution order.
BR,
Nikolay |
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ds755
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Posted - 05/10/2018 : 04:51:00 AM
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Hi Nikolay.
Yes, the problem is solved now. Thanks for your feedback.
I used the label "O" because I wanted to enable the automatic recalculation in that column. |
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Integration following an arithmetic operation