I ran the following simple test and no errors were encountered. I say there is no bug in the StDev calculation. Hence I suggest you check to see what values your variables intCnt and intStDev are actually being set to. You could use a Pintln statement such as: Println Symbol, ", ", intCnt, ", ", intStDev; // to inspect the values of your variables.
Input = "sample.lst"; Output = "results.lst"; Println Symbol, ", ", StDev(-21, -40); donpickdonpick wrote: > > I am running QP scans version 2.3 Build 3,0,0,0,0 > > I am trying to calculate Standard deviation. > > The print line is: > println StDev(intCnt,intStDev); > > where intCnt = -21 and intStDev = -40 > > I keep getting the error "first param must be > second param" > > Well, -21 is greater than -40. > I ran the following: > if intCnt > intStDev then > println "yes"; > endif; > > The scan printed 'yes' many times. > > Is there a bug in StDev calculation? > >
