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Excel Uservoice and Python for Excel
The Excel Uservoice site is a forum for users to post suggestions for improvements to Excel. A suggestion to add native Python support to Excel, as a replacement to VBA, has had by far the most votes since the start, and … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Excel, Link to Python, VBA
Tagged Excel, Python, survey, uservoice, VBA
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Working with milliseconds in Excel
Edit 3rd Jan 2026: This download is not currently available. A recent post at Eng-Tips looked for a solution to problems with working with times in Excel, when time differences are required to the nearest millisecond. The problem is that although … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Excel, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Excel, milliseconds, msTime function, time format, time rounding, UDF, VBA
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Indexing pdf content, again
I discovered today that my latest computer (with 64 bit Windows 10) had not been indexing the content of pdf files, which makes doing a search on local file content pretty much a waste of time. Checking the file search settings … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general
Tagged 64 bit ifilter, download Reader 11, fix pdf content indexing, index search, pdf
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Running exe files from Excel
Following on from the previous post (running a compiled Fortran finite element analysis program from Excel), this post looks at the details of calling any command line routine from Excel, through VBA. The important points that need to be addressed are: Writing … Continue reading
Making non-linear FEA with Excel go (much) faster
The spreadsheet presented in the previous post takes about 90 seconds to complete (with the iteration limit set at 500) on my computer, and is much slower on some other systems. The VBA code that does all the hard work is based … Continue reading