Programming: Catching Errors (try/on error operator) in Mathcad Prime
With PTC Mathcad Prime's "try/on error" programming operator, you can catch and deal with potential errors in your program before they occur. For example, you can use the error condition to return a variable for debugging purposes, perform an alternate calculation, or exit the program and return a custom error message.
Mathcad Help has another great example that you can copy-paste into your worksheets on using the try/on error programming operator: https://support.ptc.com/help/mathcad/...
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