Category Archives: VBA

Using RC Design Functions 4 – Umom and new MaxAx function

Posted on 21/07/2013 by dougaj4

Previous post in this series. Download latest version of RC Design Functions6. Previous posts in this series have looked at elastic design functions.  We now move on to functions for ultimate limit state (ULS) analysis of reinforced concrete sections: UMom: … Continue reading →

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Concrete ULS spreadsheet update-2

Posted on 17/07/2013 by dougaj4

The concrete ULS design spreadsheet last posted at: Concrete ULS spreadsheet update has been updated to fix a problem encountered with non-symmetrical reinforcement using the Eurocode 2 rectangular stress block. Download from ULS Design Functions. Typical input and output interaction diagram are … Continue reading →

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Concrete ULS spreadsheet update

Posted on 10/07/2013 by dougaj4

The ULS Design Functions spreadsheet has been updated with the addition of provision for the Eurocode 2 rectangular stress block.  The new spreadsheet can be downloaded from:  ULS Design Functions.zip (including full open-source code). For more details see: ULS Analysis … Continue reading →

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Using Index() as an array function

Posted on 23/06/2013 by dougaj4

As promised, this post looks at using the Excel built in Index() function to operate on arrays; it also provides a VBA user defined function (UDF), VBIndex, which simplifies working with arrays within VBA, and also provides improved functionality when … Continue reading →

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Two new blogs

Posted on 17/06/2013 by dougaj4

Two new Excel/computer related blogs that I have found recently are: Useful Gyaan (Sharing Stuff to Make life @ work easier) and MS EXCEL UNPLUGGED (which looks like a good resource on using pivot tables) In the near future I will be … Continue reading →

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