Help with suppressing the display of 'ans' !

I don't want the output 'ans'. How could I fix it so that it doesn't display 'ans = 1.6929e+04'. I just want the temperatures, constants and the Enthalpy displayed. Thanks so much.

[Image Analyst]

You just got rid of all the fixes I did to your post and ruined it after I had fixed it for you. Now we can't run it anymore. Read this to learn how to format your code and avoid this problem in the future. Then read my answer below.

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

My guess is that you’re calling it without a semicolon after the function call.

See if this helps:

Ea = Arrhenius_Equation_Enthalpy;

You also need to specifically request an output from the function, or it will return the output to the default ‘ans’ variable.

[Roger Vegeta]

nothing happens

[Star Strider]

Call it as I told you to:

Ea = Arrhenius_Equation_Enthalpy;

[Roger Vegeta]

Thanks so much.

[Star Strider]

My pleasure.

[Jon Bragg]

Thanks Star, that fixed my problem as well

Answer 2

[Image Analyst]

Put a semicolon at the end so it doesn't echo the return value, Ea, to the command window:

>> Arrhenius_Equation_Enthalpy;

[Roger Vegeta]

nothing,

[Image Analyst]

I didn't say to put it at the end of the function line. I told you to put it at the end of the line where you actually call the function, just like Star told you. Notice the >> in my answer - that is the command line prompt. Accepting the output into an output variable like Star showed you is optional but probably a good idea since you go to trouble of returning it.