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Intersections, interpolations, and rotations
Amongst the many and varied functions provided by Excel (or as far as I know any other spreadsheet) there are none that provide a one step process for linear interpolation, finding the intersection points of lines, or conversion between polar … Continue reading
Posted in Coordinate Geometry, Excel, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Excel, Interpolation, Intersection Points, Polar Coordiantes, Rectangular Coordinates, UDF, VBA
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Drawing in Excel 5 – Shape List
Previous Post For some reason best known to Microsoft, the Excel documentation does not include a graphic list of shapes with an example of each shape, and the text list they do provide is incomplete. The file shapelist.zip rectifies that … Continue reading
Newton’s Cradle
Previous animation post I have added a Newton’s Cradle animation to the animation file posted previously: Animation.zip The animation finds the correct period for the input string length and starting angle, and displays the movement of the balls in real … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Drawing, Excel, Newton
Tagged animation, Excel, Newton's Cradle, VBA
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Drawing in Excel-4
This post will look in a bit more detail at the methods presented in the previous post. It would be a good idea to open the previous post on another tab, or download the example file and open the code … Continue reading
Evaluate Function – update
Previous post The evaluate function described in the previous post has been used in writing a UDF that will evaluate the integral of any suitable function over a specified range. The revised worksheet can be downloaded from: Eval.zip