Outputs
Learn to add parametric elements that represent calculation results in the document
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Learn to add parametric elements that represent calculation results in the document
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We explained Parametric equations earlier, which define a math source and represent the result on the document. On the other hand, if you want to represent result of existing calculations, you can use Outputs. Various types of Outputs are explained below.
Single-value outputs can represent non-tabular calculation results on the document. List of such data types is explained on .
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Meanwhile, you can use Parametric equations to represent various calculation results. Explore our Templates to see the possibilities in action!
Tables represent calculation results that are tabular. Python and Spreadsheet sources can produce such tabular results.
If a Python parameter is defined by an array of arrays variable in your script, you can represent it as tabular output on the document. For example:
If a Spreadsheet parameter is defined by a range of cells in your spreadsheet source, you can represent it as tabular output on the document. For example:
You can represent tabular calculation results as parametric charts on the document. You can use CalcTree's interactive charts, Python figures, or Spreadsheet figures to represent tabular results.
You can use CalcTree interactive charts to represent tabular data on the document.
Interactive are among next items on our roadmap. Please follow our product roadmap items and status here and let us know what you think!
Meanwhile, you can use Python and Spreadsheet figures to represent various tabular calculation results. Continue reading below!
You can generate figures out of Python sources. You can add these to your document as parametric elements that update when the calculation runs. For example:
You can generate figures out of Spreadsheet sources. You can add these to your document as parametric elements that update when the calculation runs. For example:
This concludes various output elements you can add to your parametric document on CalcTree.
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