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Category Archives: Computing – general
Fast Search Reminder
A recent comment at Opening and searching pdf files from Excel reminded of the linked spreadsheet, which allows pdf files to be opened at a specified page from Excel, and also fast searches of the local hard drive: PdfLink.zip (free download … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Excel, VBA
Tagged Excel, Open pdf from Excel, pdf, search from Excel, VBA, Windows search
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Downloading with Chrome
I recently discovered (via a helpful comment) that clicking on any download link on this blog, when using Chrome, raised a message saying: The site ahead contains harmful programs I have now managed to get Google to agree that there … Continue reading
CSpline and Malware
I was recently informed that the Malwarebyte program was raising a warning for the CSpline2 download. On checking I found that the spreadsheet had a VBA module called frmPickwb which was not my code. The file has now been updated, … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Curve fitting, UDFs, VBA
Tagged CSpline2, malware, Malwarebyte
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Lambda and VBA
The new Excel Lambda function (see here for more details and links) is currently only available to those signed up to the Beta Preview version of Excel 365, but is has been favourably reviewed by almost all of those who … Continue reading
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Tagged Excel, Lambda VBA comparison, Lamda functions, UDFs, VBA
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Open Source FEA Code Links
There have been many posts here based on code from the book Programming The Finite Element Method, with the Fortran code either translated to VBA, or with VBA links to compiled Fortran Code. I recently discovered: The “Programming the Finite … Continue reading
