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| I have a large number of functions which I am combining into packages and will call those functions via a palette. I then use those functions in a notebook and may need to call them several times. The data entry for many of those functions is via a... |
| Thank you! I will try this and see how I get on. I do have Mathematica 10 so no longer have Workbench. I did look at it when it first came out in an earlier version but found I got on better directly in a Notebook. I will look at it again when the... |
| David I am sorry I did not get time to send a set of sample data but I have been out since my last post. Your solution looks to be just what I need. Many thanks. Craig Thank you. Yes I sometimes output to CAD program and mark up from there but... |
| I have resampled again and got down to 50,000 points which it could handle, with some crashes. Strangely though, I was able to rotate the view quite well once it was formed. Thanks for your help. |
| Thank you Sean, I had forgotten about the Map function. However, I eventually found that my problem is that PlotMarkers only act on ranges (lists) of points, not individual points. So if you want to label each point differently you have to enclose it... |
| I need a lot of subscript variables so use Symbolize using this function Symbolize[ ParsedBoxWrapper[ SubscriptBox["_", "_"]]] This works very well. However, the syntax colouring does not work for subscripted variables. They stay blue.... |
| Like many engineers my calculations have to be readable to others that do not use Mathematica. There are standard ways of representing variables and units which make the calculations readable and give a certain familarity which helps to spot errors... |