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Collapsible

01/26/2012 4:17 AM

I need Collapsible Units for Mathcad 15

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01/26/2012 4:22 AM

Why?
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01/26/2012 9:40 AM

I've used Mathcad 2000 for years, but I have no idea what you mean by Collapsible Units. Is that a term specific to MCAD 15?

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01/26/2012 9:46 AM

Thanks for response.

Collapsible units exist as file in Mathcad 11

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01/26/2012 11:14 AM

Do you mean "Collapsible Areas" instead? This feature allows you to "hide" regions of the worksheet to simplify the appearance.

No such thing as collapsible units. Maybe something lost in translation?

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01/26/2012 3:43 PM

Mathcad 2000 has that feature - for collapsing an area, hiding it from view, and even password-protecting it. In MCAD 2000 first you click a blank region in the MCAD document then do an 'Insert/Area' from the Insert Menu. Then you do 'Format/Area' from the Format drop-down menu.

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01/31/2012 12:20 AM

I know. That is why I mentioned it, thinking that there was maybe a language mistranslation. Just trying to get at the real problem (which you must admit can be somewhat elusive here).

"Unit" may = "area" in OP's translation.

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01/29/2012 12:54 PM

I need File Collapsible Units
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