jmcoope3
Mechanical
- Sep 19, 2011
- 54
Currently i'm taking a column from a table, stripping out the NaN's for 0's, and multiplying it by the unit. A drop down menu is used to select the corresponding variable you're looking for:
height:=((Information^<3>)^T)*in
height[item_selected=7*in
where item selected is a number returned from a drop down box component in correspondence to the part's location in the table of information.
Is there a less clunky way to do this?
I have a good 30 variables per selection, a huge table (around 1800 rows) and a ton of if-then statements to throw in this thing afterwards... anything that might increase usability by not having it take a week would definitely be the tilting point between handy and waste of time.
height:=((Information^<3>)^T)*in
height[item_selected=7*in
where item selected is a number returned from a drop down box component in correspondence to the part's location in the table of information.
Is there a less clunky way to do this?
I have a good 30 variables per selection, a huge table (around 1800 rows) and a ton of if-then statements to throw in this thing afterwards... anything that might increase usability by not having it take a week would definitely be the tilting point between handy and waste of time.
