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Originally Posted by: Britt1  Can you make a table in one SMath file, and have a calculation in another SMath file refer to the table in a calculation? SS 6179 does not save Table in file. Differently, a matrix data result does save and is lot more technical.
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud Originally Posted by: Britt1 Can you make a table in one SMath file, and have a calculation in another SMath file refer to the table in a calculation? SS 6179 does not save Table in file. Differently, a matrix data result does save and is lot more technical. How do I reference a matrix in another file?
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you can check the features of the "include" plugin
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Originally Posted by: Britt1 How do I reference a matrix in another file? PipeData is spooled to file from where it is created, then recovered from wherever. It should create SmathFile in your C:\ root directory. If not => create it  Inst_Colebrook Pipe Data_Recover.sm (5kb) downloaded 10 time(s). Inst_Colebrook Pipe Data.sm (60kb) downloaded 10 time(s).
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Why is SMath not recognizing the Matrix callout? table1.sm (14kb) downloaded 9 time(s).Edited by user 17 May 2019 21:57:57(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Britt1 Why is SMath not recognizing the Matrix callout? Table is a local decorative gadget, thus: not a matrix as such. Disambiguate: Smath spools to file a Matrix but not a Table.
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Originally Posted by: Britt1 Why is SMath not recognizing the Matrix callout? table1.sm (14kb) downloaded 9 time(s). @Britt1, Did you get this to work? On my list of things to torture myself with. I have a spreadsheet for this, but like keeping everything, when reasonably possible, on one platform. Moving hard to QC spreadsheets to SMath is interesting to say the least  . This has been on the back-burner as it's easy to check. I actually think this will be more complicated in SMath than it's worth, thus asking if you got something to look at
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Originally Posted by: ElSid Originally Posted by: Britt1 Why is SMath not recognizing the Matrix callout? table1.sm (14kb) downloaded 9 time(s). @Britt1, Did you get this to work? On my list of things to torture myself with. I have a spreadsheet for this, but like keeping everything, when reasonably possible, on one platform. Moving hard to QC spreadsheets to SMath is interesting to say the least . This has been on the back-burner as it's easy to check. I actually think this will be more complicated in SMath than it's worth, thus asking if you got something to look at Maybe I understood completely wrong what you are trying to do. But I have just deleted FU and rewrote it. The operand was # in your example, what it means? Regards  Code: <input>
<e type="operand">FU</e>
<e type="operand">#</e>
<e type="operator" args="2">:</e>
</input>
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