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Editing Charts with the mouse
When editing chart ranges, to either change the limits of the range, or select a new column, I have been in the habit of either selecting a range and editing the text in the Formula Edit Bar, or right clicking, … Continue reading
IP2 and IP2_py
The IP2 spreadsheet provides functions to calculate: Intersection points of 2D lines or polylines Intersection points of 2 circles, or a line and a circle Intersection circle of two spheres and intersection points of 3 spheres 3D centre point of … Continue reading
Reinforced Concrete Moment Curvature – Development over time
I recently noticed that in the RC Design Functions spreadsheet the TimeCurve function had stopped working. The function calculates the development of reinforced concrete section curvature over time, and was previously presented in Reinforced Concrete Moment-Curvature – 3; Restrained Shrinkage and Creep and Reinforced … Continue reading
Posted in Beam Bending, Concrete, Excel, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged creep, development over time, Excel, moment curvature, RC Design Functions, Reinforced Concrete, shrinkage, TimeCurve function, UDF, VBA
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Filling Blanks with Go To-Special (and local help rant)
Recently a thread at the Eng-Tips forum prompted me to look for help on the Go To-Special function in Excel. Pressing F5-Alt S, then clicking the help icon in the dialog box brought up: It seems that the offline help … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, VBA
Tagged Excel, Excel Help, Filling Blanks, Go To, Go To-Special, Local Help deficiencies, VBA
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A mystery curve links to Jupyter
Reviewing some of my less visited links recently, I was intrigued by a post at The Math Less Travelled: The previous post at the site provides more details of the source of the curve, and some links to an interactive … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Charts, Excel, Maths, Newton
Tagged curve generator, Excel, Jupyter, Maths, parametric curve, Python, Scatter chart
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