A previous employee created Psychrometric modules in Python using CoolProp. Recently my PC underwent microsoft updates, and ever since then the module creates this error when I try to run a certain worksheet. I created a new test worksheet, using this module and it worked as expected, but the worksheet I need for testing will show the error.
I don't understand how to assign a value to the 'result' variable. I did not make the module and can't find the referenced Psych.py, so I'm wondering if there is a way to fix this through Dasylab, or if troubleshooting is needed through the back end python file.
I have tried to uninstall and then re-install the CoolProp files in a 'site-packages' folder, and (2) additional .dlp self extracting files without any impact to the error.
Once these 'CoolProp' files were copied into the 'site-packages' folder and .dlp files extracted, they are Enabled in configurator. I wanted not just to disable them, but uninstall them, but I'm not sure how to delete/uninstall them. Not sure if that is the right avenue to go down either.
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A previous employee created Psychrometric modules in Python using CoolProp. Recently my PC underwent microsoft updates, and ever since then the module creates this error when I try to run a certain worksheet. I created a new test worksheet, using this module and it worked as expected, but the worksheet I need for testing will show the error.
I don't understand how to assign a value to the 'result' variable. I did not make the module and can't find the referenced Psych.py, so I'm wondering if there is a way to fix this through Dasylab, or if troubleshooting is needed through the back end python file.
I have tried to uninstall and then re-install the CoolProp files in a 'site-packages' folder, and (2) additional .dlp self extracting files without any impact to the error.
Once these 'CoolProp' files were copied into the 'site-packages' folder and .dlp files extracted, they are Enabled in configurator. I wanted not just to disable them, but uninstall them, but I'm not sure how to delete/uninstall them. Not sure if that is the right avenue to go down either.
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