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Linking Excel to C – 3; Avoiding bottlenecks
The previous post in this series included a C dll to solve cubic polynomial equations that could be called from VBA. The performance of this routine is compared with a VBA routine using a similar algorithm in the sceenshot below (rows … Continue reading
Posted in Arrays, Excel, Link to dll, UDFs, VBA
Tagged C++, dll, Excel, Visual Studio C++ Express
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Solving simultaneous equations
Solving a series of simultaneous equations is a task frequently required in engineering and scientific analysis. Excel provides the tools to perform this task quickly and easily, but the procedure is not documented in the on-line help (so far as … Continue reading
Section Properties UDF and UDF charting
The technique for calculating section properties from coordinates is conveniently coded into a UDF: Function Area(xy_range As Variant) As Double Dim XYcells As Variant Dim N As Long, NumX As Long Dim XD As Double, YSum As Double XYcells = … Continue reading
Posted in Arrays, Charts, Excel, UDFs
Tagged Section Properties; Area; First Moment of Area; Second
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Ranges and Arrays – 2
Yesterday we looked at how to get data from a worksheet range into a VBA array. Today’s post looks at the opposite operation; writing an array to a worksheet range. With a UDF it couldn’t be simpler: Function MyFunction() as … Continue reading
Ranges and Arrays
Transferring data from a worksheet into a VBA routine, or the other way round, is one of the most frequent tasks carried out in VBA programming. Fortunately there is a simple way to do it: In a subroutine: Name the … Continue reading