Tag Archives: VBA

RC Design Functions 9.06; Momcurve functions update

Posted on March 30, 2024 by dougaj4

The RC Design Functions spreadsheet has now been updated to Version 9.06, and is available for free download from: RC Design Functions9.zip The new version fixes a problem with the MomcurveTS function, which was returning an error for any input … Continue reading →

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Longitudinal force due to shear – update

Posted on October 9, 2023 by dougaj4

In the post RC Design Functions 9.03; compression strut angle adjustment I recommended that when finding the longitudinal force due to shear according to AS 5100.5 (Amendment 1), the effect of increased vertical shear reinforcement should be limited in accordance … Continue reading →

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Counting words in a list and dictionary links

Posted on September 26, 2023 by dougaj4

This post presents two methods for extracting all the different words from a list and counting the number of occurrences of each word. The spreadsheet, including full open-source VBA code, can be downloaded from: CountWords.zip As an example, I have … Continue reading →

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Calculating and plotting rotations

Posted on June 19, 2023 by dougaj4

This post was prompted by a recent post at Eng-Tips. The original problem seemed simple enough: Im trying to wirte a formula where I imput vessel heading and datum bore heading and it tells me FWD, STBD, AFT or PORT … Continue reading →

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Two views on VBA

Posted on April 28, 2023 by dougaj4

First from Microsoft: Microsoft are continuing their quest to make downloading spreadsheets with macros ever more difficult, and now any downloaded spreadsheet has VBA code disabled by default. Unblocking the code (if you know and trust the source of the … Continue reading →

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