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[dschlic1]

I have a Casio CFX-9850+ which I am writing a program to perform swimming pool chemical calculations. One of the operations I want the program to perform is to store the last thirty water analysis test results. I will then use this stored data to create graphs or trends of the analysis results.

I am currently using a matrix to store the test results. Each time a new set of test results is entered, I need to shift all of the existing data over one place. Right now I am useing two For...Next loops to shift the data. However this is rather slow. I have not been able to find any built in command to perform a similiar operation. Does anyone here have any suggestions?

[kucalc]

Hello dschlic1 and welcome to the UCF!

I don't know how to move the data over one column in a matrix, however, if you stored your data into lists, it's very easy to move them such as List1 List 2.

[R00KIE]

This comes a bit late but you could try to augment your matrix, check the manual how to do it (i don't remember how to do it now, sorry).
Also don't forget to check all the transform tools available (augment, transpose and so on).

[kucalc]

I'd still think using lists would be better, because then you can directly plot the data on a graph with the calculator.

[Somelauw]

When I made a snake game, I also needed a way to quickly shift the data. (the snake is moving)
I came up with the idea to use the list as a circular queue.

You could probably use a circular matrix.

Here is a link with explanation. (Seems like I wasn't the first one who came up with this idea)
http://en.wikipedia....Circular_buffer

[dschlic1]

I had thought about augment for adding to the matrix. But that just adds to the matrix. I have not found any way via the program to delete a row or column of a matrix. Some more information: the matrix is 10 by 30. There are ten possible test results that can be stored. I also thought of lists, but because a file can only hold six lists, I would have to use two files complicating programming.

I am interested in graphing the test results, however I have not found any automatic method of graphing either list or matrix data. Is there a way to graph a list? The built in list to graph just uses the list as a series of coefficients for the x variable.

[Somelauw]

I had thought about augment for adding to the matrix. But that just adds to the matrix. I have not found any way via the program to delete a row or column of a matrix. Some more information: the matrix is 10 by 30. There are ten possible test results that can be stored. I also thought of lists, but because a file can only hold six lists, I would have to use two files complicating programming.

What do you mean by deleting a row or column?
You cannot resize a matrix without deleting it if that's what you mean>

I am interested in graphing the test results, however I have not found any automatic method of graphing either list or matrix data. Is there a way to graph a list? The built in list to graph just uses the list as a series of coefficients for the x variable.

Read the manual. If there is no built0in way, then just use a for loop. Use lines to connect the points.

[BαBœk]

hi 

I am looking around posts that i have not seen yet, and i see this problem

2008... but...

we could do this with little code i have do this in my fx9860g.

1- traspose mat A  // change row with column

2- swap rows one by one

3- traspose it agane

Example code:

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Dim Mat A       // put  Mat A Dimentions in List Ans

List Ans2->N     // Put number of columens in N

Trn Mat A->Mat A     // change columns with rows

For 1->C To (N-1)

Swap Mat A,C,C+1  

Next

Trn Mat A-> Mat A



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Note:

1- this code shifts column 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 to 4,... at the end the first column has been moved to end column so you can put new valus to end column

2- look at transpose operation!!! if you dont put the result in mat A the result go in Ans mat and the swap operation dont return right mat.(it swaps the rows ensted at the end) ( this was my problem too)

Edited by Babak, 16 April 2009 - 05:30 PM.

[BαBœk]

Thank you

you are right!!!

I love Matrises, and solving my problems with them!! they are very powerfull beings!!