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Obviously, it is dimensionless. You may want to examine the ORCA() function. Let's make the ship number the 'leading' parameter in the presentation of results. In its Properties, change the Output to value to HEADER. As only one parameter can be leading, set the Output to value of Lpp back to OUT.
Figure 2 Setting output to Header makes a parameter 'leading' in the workbase
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- Finally, add the relation for the stability overview
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Stability# = Ships(@GM, @GM_rounded, @Ship_no)
By adding
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# to a parameter, Quaestor automatically assigns it the TeLiTab dimension. Similarly, a
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$ assigns a string dimension (see also QuaestorSyntax). The relation defines that GM, GM_rounded and Ship_no should added as goals in the Ships object for each case (B and Lpp combination). Stability# will contain the data from the original selected object Ships, augmented with the three columns and all data needed to calculate these results.
Make sure Stability# is determined by system/function
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