What I'd like to do is put in one set of equations to evaluate 6 sets of inputs. So I would get F.1i = {x,x,x,x,x,x,}. I hope this makes sense. Sorry I couldn't really find what I was looking for already, although I'm sure someone has already been through this.

Ex.

N:=6 i:=0..(N-1) m=1

F.1i:={0,3,5,3,5,2}

F.1i/m=a

a:={0,3,5,3,5,2}

I miss a point, what is the purpose of the ranged variable i?

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That's perfect. I'll have different variables using that subscript and I don't want to type it in for each one. I also have a string of about 10 equations that I'm running multiple inputs through. I've got six different "regions" that I'm working with and the ranged variable will help me keep things straight by the end of the process. The ranged variable # will match up with other variables so I can group them together as a set of outputs at the end. One other thing. I can't figure out how to input the ".." between the variable numbers to range them. I've been dancing all over the keyboard to figure this out.

Nice.

Yes, this is a common issue (there is a request here to have this function in the functions palette)

Just type range on your worksheet


best regards,

Davide

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