what is the right way to interpret a UDF that computes a variable?
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I have a UDF to calculate OSI (oscillatory shear index) but in CDF i don't see the results about this variable.
When I go to the UDM the values are only zeros. Ithink that there is a problem when I interpreted the UDF.
This is the UDF and I put the number of UDM locations on 1n
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