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Latest revision as of 06:31, 9 March 2021
Advanced Spreadsheet Computations
This video demonstrates how to define a function in ZCubes and do the computations for a series of values for parameters easily. You will understand how ZCubes differentiates itself from Excel or other typical spreadsheets in computing values for a set of data in a spreadsheet by creating functions. You can enable a function to handle array of values using arrayfy and a series of values can be passed as parameters.
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v:=u+a*t; v⩨; v(1,9.8,1..30);
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