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Tag Archives: Exce
Solving non-linear equations with two or more unknowns – 2
The previous post presented a simple but slow procedure for solving non-linear equations with two unknowns. In this post I will describe a much faster method, that also has the advantage that it can simply be extended to work with … Continue reading
Posted in Beam Bending, Concrete, Excel, Maths, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Exce, moment curvature, Newton's Method, solving non-linear equations, two or more unknowns, UDF, VBA
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Using Frame4Buckle with the Alglib solver
The Frame4Buckle spreadsheet carries out a buckling analysis of a column or strut, which may be divided into any number of segments with varying cross section details, allowing the analysis of stepped or tapered members. The spreadsheet includes a VBA … Continue reading
Posted in AlgLib, Computing - general, Finite Element Analysis, Frame Analysis, Link to dll, Newton, VBA
Tagged AlgLib, Exce, Frame4, Frame4Buckle, installing dlls, VBA
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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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