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Frame Analysis with Excel 1 – Single beam
Download Beam1.zip This is the first of a series of posts in which I will develop a structural frame analysis program operating within Excel. The first few stages will be mostly spreadsheet based, with later stages using VBA routines to … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Finite Element Analysis, Frame Analysis, Newton, UDFs, Uncategorized
Tagged Excel, Frame Analysis, structural analysis, UDF
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Repeating a set of data
The Microsoft Excel Blog has a discussion on ways of repeating a set of data, for instance making three copies of every row of a range of data. I have written a simple UDF to do this job, and also extract … Continue reading
Drawing in Excel 9 – Perspective Projection
Previous post Download PlotXYZ-xlsb.zip (XL 2007) Download PlotXYZ-xls.zip (XL 2003 and earlier) The drawing program presented in the previous post in this series has been modified to plot perspective projections of line drawings defined by 3D coordinates of line end points, … Continue reading
Posted in Drawing, Excel, VBA
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Excel 2007 performance – Microsoft looking for feedback
The latest post on the Microsoft Excel Blog is asking for comment on slow performance of Excel 2007, specifically related to VBA: Microsoft Excel Blog I encourage everyone to respond!
Drawing in Excel 8 – scaling and trimming
Previous Post – Drawing in Excel 7 Download PlotXY-xls.zip (XL 2003 and earlier) Download PlotXY-xlsb.zip (XL 2007) The previous post presented VBA routines to plot drawings in Excel from a series of coordinates, a list of connected points, and a … Continue reading