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Having trouble using the index feature on Mathcad 15
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Having trouble using the index feature on Mathcad 15

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RE: Having trouble using the index feature on Mathcad 15

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thanks, I tried but still nothing

RE: Having trouble using the index feature on Mathcad 15

you need to put a place holder for the column like l[n,k

RE: Having trouble using the index feature on Mathcad 15

Should work if you follow IRstuff. Just type n:=1..15 without following '='

RE: Having trouble using the index feature on Mathcad 15

Statement n:=1..15= converts range 'n' variable into an array, which cannot be used for indexing. See examples of PTC. Mathcad 15 is not different in this respect:

RE: Having trouble using the index feature on Mathcad 15

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I don't know how to mention users, but thanks @yakpol and @IRstuff, i initially thought that @IRstuff was referring to the equal sign at the end of second assignment, thanks also @yakpol for your lengthy explanation, thanks also @structSU10

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