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October 29, 2024, 15:47 |
How to Set NaN for a Variable in Tecplot 360 EX 2018 R2?
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Lemuel Ramos
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Hello, I'm working in Tecplot 360 EX 2018 R2 and am trying to set all values of a specific variable to NaN for just one zone. My aim is to label nodes in one zone without cluttering the view with labels from another. That's why I thought maybe setting NaNs could do the 'blanking' job.
Specifically, I want to set the variable {Head} to NaN in a particular zone. I attempted using the Specify Equations tool with the command: {Head} = NaN However, this results in an error: Unrecognized Command. Error occurred near position marked with "@" below: {Head} = @NaN Has anyone encountered this or know of alternative methods to accomplish this? Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks! |
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label, nan, tecplot 360 |
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