Output argument "C6" (and maybe others) not assigned during call to

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Stephen23
Stephen23 on 28 Aug 2018
Edited: Stephen23 on 28 Aug 2018
The line that defines C6 is commented out:
%C6=(R_min/(Tooldia*Sover/100))/(R_max/(Tooldia*Sover/100));
uncomment that line, or remove C6 from the output arguments and call the function with fewer outputs.

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but still give error "Index exceeds matrix dimensions."
@SWETANG BAVARAMANANDI: that is a different error message caused by a different problem in your code. Clearly the dimensions of the variables are not compatible for the operation that you are trying to perform. If you want help then please provide the complete error message. This means all of the red text.
Note that ultimately you will have to learn how to debug your own code: debugging code by using random strangers on the internet is not an efficient use of your time.
see the error msg in attached fil
by the way thanks for response
Stephen23
Stephen23 on 29 Aug 2018
Edited: Stephen23 on 29 Aug 2018
@SWETANG BAVARAMANANDI: please show us the sizes of all variables used on the line of code where the error occurs. Also show us the exact line of code (as text, not a screenshot).
Please accept my answer, as it answers your original question.
Stephen23
Stephen23 on 1 Sep 2018
Edited: Stephen23 on 1 Sep 2018
"Index exceeds matrix dimensions" is caused by trying to access an element of a matrix that does not exist. You can figure this one easily by checking the sizes of the arrays on the line where the error occurs, and checking the index values.
Note that this is a new question, totally unrelated to your original question. I resolved your original question, and you can show your appreciation by accepting my answer.
but i can not find solution of "Index exceeds matrix dimensions"
>> As_DivyangNumber
Not enough input arguments.
Error in As_DivyangNumber (line 13)
X=X_local; Y=Y_local
>> As_Multiple_geometries_spiral_toolpath
Error using load
Unable to read file 'F:\Google Drive\NURBS\PUT.mat'. No such file or directory.
Error in As_Multiple_geometries_spiral_toolpath (line 5)
load('F:\Google Drive\NURBS\PUT.mat')
We cannot proceed without PUT.mat

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