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Dancing Pendulums
This animation was produced in response to a video of real pendulums performing similar tricks: Not having an animation program I thought I’d use the finite element program Strand7. Modelling the pendulums was easy, just 15 beam elements with a … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Excel, Finite Element Analysis, Newton
Tagged animation, API, Pendulum patterns, Strand7
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Using LinEst() on data with gaps
A comment on Using LINEST for non-linear curve fitting asked if it was possible to use the function on data with gaps. There are several options: Copy and sort the data to remove the gaps. Use the chart trendline function Use … Continue reading
Using Array Formulas
Many of my User Defined Functions (UDFs) return an array of values, that requires a special procedure to make all the values visible. I have usually given a brief description of the procedure with the UDF, but for convenience for … Continue reading
Showing numerical values of formulae cell references
This post follows from a discussion at Eng-Tips The original question was for a way of displaying the value of each component of an Excel formula. It is easy to display the formula, rather than the result, for all the … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, VBA
Tagged .precedents, display formula reference values, Exce, GetRefs, VBA
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Beware of the mod
Playing with a simple VBA user defined function (UDF), inspired by a thread at Daily Dose of Excel, I was finding it was mysteriously giving the wrong answer. The task was to find the angle between the hands of an … Continue reading