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Error on Formula Node :Error on line 1 is marked by a '#' character:

Hey!!

This is a part of my prog..

Whats the problem with the prog?

Error on line 1 is marked by a '#' character: "y=[#uvl*50+(ul+ull+utlll)*40+(um+umm+umm"

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I don't think LV likes '[]', stick to parentheses.

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Plus the "utlll"

Omar
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Hey I have corrected both the mistake.. What is the problem now?

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Hey I have corrected both the mistake.. What is the problem now?

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you did not define "n" or "d". You can declare them in the formula node code, or even easier, just add outputs with these names.

 

(What is your obsession with formula nodes, why not use wires instead? This is LabVIEW! :D)

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Thanks a lot..

No obsession with formula node.. its just a  part of my prog.. so i thought this would be the way..

thanks..

 

P.S.:I' m just a beginner..

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