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I'm using a macro to build an equation where "x" is an unknown. When
finished calculations will be performed and "x" will be assigned values. The right side of the equation is a series. The first time throught the progaam it builts the first element of the series like so: q = s * exp(t*x) The next time through it adds another element like so: q = s * exp(t*x) + s * exp(t*x)... and so on until it is finished. Since "t" and "s" have diferent values in each element I want the equation to use the actual values in each element but leave the "x" unassigned like so: q = 20.5817 * exp(22*x) + 62.4573 * exp(58*x)... I've tried every way to get this to work but it always assumes "x" = 0 and computes the equation. Can someone help me? Jim |
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