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All about dictionaries
A couple of links to sites with comprehensive information on using the scripting dictionary object, found via Daily Dose of Excel: VBA for smarties I. What is a dictionary ? A dictionary in VBA is a collectionobject: you can store … Continue reading
Working with FEM data and using the dictionary object
This post features an Excel User Defined Function (UDF) to count the number of different element types (beams, plates, bricks and links) and the number of node restraints at each end of listed beams from a finite element model. The … Continue reading
Posted in Arrays, Excel, Finite Element Analysis, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged dictionary object, Excel, FEA data, Strand7, UDF, VBA
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