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yakpol (Structural)
9 Jan 06 12:19
Hi,
I am relatevly new in mathcad maybe my question is a very basic one.
I am performing calculations on the array of numbers. The result of the calculations will be array as well. Some of calculations include integration and mathcad does not like me using array variables in the formula under integral. Programming in VB I would simply write a "for" loop like:
for i = 1
  S[i] = function(x[i])
next i

I could not figure out how to accomplish it using "for" loop in programming options of mathcad.

thank you very much for your help!
IRstuff (Aerospace)
9 Jan 06 20:17
You might try posting this question to the Mathsoft website:
http://collab.mathsoft.com/~Mathcad2000

Also, you might look for examples in the Mathsoft library:
http://www.mathcad.com/resources/mathcad_files/

TTFN



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