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Hi Andrés, Did you watch the Dimension conference today? Ben Wake answered all these questions about the Expert mode to a user questions which was probably yours ... Ifnot, you might want to see the...

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There is native support for M-processors since a year. I use it on a Apple M1, and it's great performance. Much faster than on PC. I've not tested on M3 tough. Gilles

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Hi Jim, Did you try to do the delete-step with "Autocalculate = Off". I suppose (but not 100% sure) that deleting is step by step process, so it will eventually trigger recalculations and verifications...

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Hi S A U, Thank you very much for your suggestion. It perfectly works! Lyndsey earlier suggested to me to use "summary". It looks to me that all three variants Final = Unscaled / sum ( forcelist (Unscaled:Comp:Percentage)...

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Honestly, this is not a marketing gag. But seems that always if I think hard how I could explain a problem to somebody (e.g. the board), it clears my head and I find the solution. So hope this helps somebody:...

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I do not think now() does recalculate, if the test is false. So it would write time only once. Except if you force recalculate the model, then it will write empty. This is not what you want. So I suggest:...

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Hi Jeff, Are you working on Windows? And sometimes you say you can open an V22.2 saved model on a V22.1.2 version? I'm working on Mac (M1-version), and model saved in V22.2 can NEVER be opened in V22.1.2...

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Thank you very much Brian! Ben gave me some hints where I might lose a lot of time. I tried to restructure my model accordingly, and it now runs significantly faster. My findings: Do not use INDIRECT. ...

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This is an old post, but since it can still be found on google, I want to add this: If you are interested in Stoachstic simulation in Quantrix, you should take a look at this post: Monte-Carlo-Simulation...

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This is an old post, but since it can still be found on google, I want to add this: If you are interested in Stoachstic simulation in Quantrix, you should take a look at this post: Monte-Carlo-Simulation...

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