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It is recommended to always use the iMath menus to create or modify iFormulas. Nevertheless, sometimes it will be necessary to fine-tune iFormulas by editing them directly. | |||
All iMath commands start with <code>%%ii</code> at the beginning of a line, which will be interpreted as a comment by Office. When the document is recalculated, iMath parses the text after the <code>%%ii</code> and generates the formula that is displayed. The generated lines are marked by <code>%%gg</code> at the end of the line. Editing such a line makes no sense because it will be deleted at the next recalculation! Always modify the <code>%%ii</code> lines if you want to tweak an iFormula. Formulas may also have lines without either <code>%%ii</code> or <code>%%gg</code>. At the next recalculation, iMath will convert these into <code>%%ii TEXT</code> lines. | |||
Revision as of 14:21, 2 July 2017
It is recommended to always use the iMath menus to create or modify iFormulas. Nevertheless, sometimes it will be necessary to fine-tune iFormulas by editing them directly.
All iMath commands start with %%ii at the beginning of a line, which will be interpreted as a comment by Office. When the document is recalculated, iMath parses the text after the %%ii and generates the formula that is displayed. The generated lines are marked by %%gg at the end of the line. Editing such a line makes no sense because it will be deleted at the next recalculation! Always modify the %%ii lines if you want to tweak an iFormula. Formulas may also have lines without either %%ii or %%gg. At the next recalculation, iMath will convert these into %%ii TEXT lines.
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