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= Error Message Examples  =
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[[Category: Error messages]]
  
  The first parameter to function [[OptWrite]], «lp», must be of type LPTYPE.
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== Error message examples ==
  
  The first parameter to function [[WorksheetCell]], «Workbook», must be of type
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The first parameter to function OptWrite, «lp», must be of type LPTYPE.
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  The first parameter to function WorksheetCell, «Workbook», must be of type
 
  EXCELWORKBOOKTYPE.
 
  EXCELWORKBOOKTYPE.
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= Cause  =
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== Cause  ==
  
 
You passed a parameter of a different type than the one expected.
 
You passed a parameter of a different type than the one expected.
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Optimizer functions that only work with linear programs (LPs) will issue this message when passed a quadratic or non-linear program.
 
Optimizer functions that only work with linear programs (LPs) will issue this message when passed a quadratic or non-linear program.
  
= Remedies  =
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== Remedies  ==
  
 
Correct the parameter passed to the function to the type expected by the function.
 
Correct the parameter passed to the function to the type expected by the function.
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For an optimization problem, you will either need to remove the non-linearities in your model, or you probably don't have the option to use the function.
 
For an optimization problem, you will either need to remove the non-linearities in your model, or you probably don't have the option to use the function.
  
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==See Also==
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* [[Function calls and parameters]]
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* [[Function Parameter Qualifiers]]
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* [[Optimization Characteristics]]
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* [[OptWrite]]
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* [[WorksheetCell]]

Latest revision as of 19:40, 24 March 2016


Error message examples

 The first parameter to function OptWrite, «lp», must be of type LPTYPE.

 The first parameter to function WorksheetCell, «Workbook», must be of type
 EXCELWORKBOOKTYPE.

Cause

You passed a parameter of a different type than the one expected.

Optimizer functions that only work with linear programs (LPs) will issue this message when passed a quadratic or non-linear program.

Remedies

Correct the parameter passed to the function to the type expected by the function.

For an optimization problem, you will either need to remove the non-linearities in your model, or you probably don't have the option to use the function.

See Also

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