Cross-referencing

[Frances Healy]

What  is the correct syntax for cross-referencing?

Use of the following

 

  R_Date("xyz", 5000, 30);

  R_Date("=xyz");

 

Produces a date younger than xyz

 

I have fallen back on XReference. But there must be an easier answer

 

Thanks in anticipation

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[Christopher Ramsey]

The correct syntax is:

R_Date("xyz",5000,50);

Date("=xyz");

The R_Date function is only used to introduce another radiocarbon measurement.

Best wishes

Christopher 

[Maggie]

Afraid I must be getting it wrong. Using Date rather than R_Date
delivers the following (I.e. the cross-reference doesn't register):

OxCal v4.0.5 Bronk Ramsey (2007); r:5
IntCal04 atmospheric curve (Reimer et al 2004)
Boundary()
xyz R_Date(5000,50)
68.2% probability
3926BC (18.4%) 3878BC
3804BC (49.8%) 3707BC
95.4% probability
3945BC (93.1%) 3694BC
3680BC ( 2.3%) 3665BC
=xyz
Boundary()


On 1 Oct, 22:15, Christopher Ramsey

<christopher.ram...@rlaha.ox.ac.uk> wrote:
> The correct syntax is:
>
> R_Date("xyz",5000,50);
>
> Date("=xyz");
>
> The R_Date function is only used to introduce another radiocarbon  
> measurement.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Christopher
>

> On 1 Oct 2008, at 18:20, "Frances Healy" <franceshe...@vodafoneemail.co.uk

>
>
>
>  > wrote:
> > What  is the correct syntax for cross-referencing?
>
> > Use of the following
>
> >   R_Date("xyz", 5000, 30);
>
> >   R_Date("=xyz");
>
> > Produces a date younger than xyz
>
> > I have fallen back on XReference. But there must be an easier answer
>
> > Thanks in anticipation
>

> > This email has been scanned by Netintelligence

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[Christopher Ramsey]

I think I need more of the input code to understand what is happening
here. The cross reference will only apply in the modelled output
anyway.

Christopher