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You can’t count on money
An interesting bug is reported at Daily Dose of Excel: Code snipit to test If you use a variable of data type currency as a counter in VBA you get some very strange behaviour. The function below returns the result … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday Newton Excel Bach
Newton Excel Bach is one year old today. To mark the occasion I have downloaded the statistics for number of hits on each post, and pasted them into an Excel worksheet. The link to each post is preserved in the … Continue reading
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IP.xls updated
The spreadsheet IP.xls has been updated (previous post) with the addition of a function to find the minimum perpendicular distance from a point (or series of points) to a polyline: Pdist =PDist(Line,Points) Line is a range with at least two rows containing … Continue reading
Frame Analysis with Excel – 4, 2D frame analysis
Continuing from: Frame Analysis with Excel – 3, Continuous beam or frame Download Frame1.zip – the download file includes complete open source code. The continuous beam spreadsheet presented in the previous post has been modified to deal with 2D frames where any … Continue reading
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Multiple Match Function
The Excel function MATCH() will find the position of the first occurrence of a specified number or string in a range of data, but what if you want to find the first row in a table that contains two or … Continue reading
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