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New Links – 2018
Some new links to active Excel related blogs: David Hagar has been active in the Excel community for many years, and has published the Excel For You blog since 2013. I was led to it by a recent post on a UDF … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Excel
Tagged Excel, Excel for You, Excel Matters, links, My Spreadsheet Lab
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February Links
Two new links with valuable free resources: .net and office automation follies : including many advanced VBA resources. Thanks to Alfred Vachris for the link. AET VBE Tools : Tools for the Visual Basic editor from Andrew Engwirda (via Daily Dose of … Continue reading
Two new links
Following the blog theme of using Excel for working with numbers without a $ on the front, I have added to my links: EngineerExcel EngineerExcel.com was founded by Charlie Young. He is a licensed professional engineer with a degree in … Continue reading
A Loopy Link (and three more)
For some reason Doug Glancy’s Excel Blog has escaped my attention up till now, but having a browse today, I discovered this loopy animation: which would not have been out of place in Douglas Hofstadter’s “I am a Strange Loop” I really … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Computing - general, Excel, Maths, Newton, VBA
Tagged Doug Clancy, Douglas Hofstadter, links, Multi-threding in VBA, Statistics. Financial Modelling, Sumbuddy
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Solvers, parsers and more
Links to some really useful recently discovered sites: OpenSolver for Excel OpenSolver is an Excel VBA add-in that extends Excel’s built-in Solver with more powerful solvers. It is developed and maintained by Andrew Mason and students at the Engineering Science … Continue reading