Is there a limit on the complexity or length of a formula?

Some of my formulas are rather extreme in length and complexity.

Is there a limit? One formula is 7,000 characters with 72 parameters.

Am I close to any limit?

I don’t know of any limits to the complexity of formulas. There were some limits in Panorama 6, but none that I’m aware of in Panorama X.

On the other hand, I’m a bit confused by your mention of a formula “with 72 parameters”. What does that mean? A formula doesn’t have parameters. Maybe you mean a custom function with 72 parameters? If you do, I don’t know of a limit on the number of parameters, but I never tested more than about a dozen. Personally I think using more than that is an invitation to human error in using the function. Instead, I would pass a single dictionary, and put all of the various parameters into the dictionary. This would be much less error prone (essentially this gives you parameters specified by name instead of by position), and also would allow you to specify default values, so that in many cases a lot of the parameters could possibly be omitted. Recent versions of Panorama use this technique heavily.

Sorry about the lack of precision. Never a good thing. I should have said functions & operands.

216 Functions and 24 operands per equation.