MCNP always saying my codes missed a cell

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The discussion centers on a user encountering an error in MCNP (Monte Carlo N-Particle Transport Code) while simulating dose distribution for Cobalt-60, specifically receiving alerts about missing cells in their code. Despite checking for common issues such as comments and extra blanks, the user could not identify the problem. The thread concludes with the user resolving the issue, indicating that they successfully addressed the error and closed the discussion.

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Dears,
I am using MCNP to simulate the dose distribution of Cobalt-60. The problem is it always alerts me that I have missed a cell. While I checked the misusing of comment and extra blank, it seems nothing wrong in code form. Hope you could help me to point out the problem. Thank you! Attachments are input and output files
 
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If you have trouble sharing files you could use a service like file.io.

Also, your question might benefit from being marked with an A or B level. I certainly have no business answering it. The only thing I understood was Monte Carlo simulation. Consider this a free bump.
 
sbrothy said:
If you have trouble sharing files you could use a service like file.io.

Also, your question might benefit from being marked with an A or B level. I certainly have no business answering it. The only thing I understood was Monte Carlo simulation. Consider this a free bump.
Thank you for your help . I may try tomorrow if our site do not abandon url sharing . This is my first time try to build such complex model, so I also have no idea about the level of errors.
 

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