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Some string functions
It was pointed out in a comment to this post at Daily Dose of Excel that VBA has a StrReverse function that will (logically enough) reverse a string. That’s not awfully useful to me (except maybe for Project Euler), but it … Continue reading
Frame Analysis with Excel – 7; Shear deflections and support displacements
Continuing from: Frame Analysis with Excel – 6; Beam end releases and actions Download Frame4.zip – the download file includes complete open source code. Two more refinements have been added to the frame analysis spreadsheet: The stiffness matrix has been revised to … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Finite Element Analysis, Frame Analysis, Newton, VBA
Tagged Excel, Finite Element Analysis, Frame Analysis, VBA
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Moving Average Function
The previous post presented a simple moving average user defined function (UDF). This has been extended to provide additional functionality: A weighted average may be returned; either a linear weight with a specified step value, or a using any specified weighting … Continue reading
Moving averages and User Defined Array Functions
I have recently needed to work with moving averages on a large-ish data set (about 10,000 rows x 10 columns), and for reasons that I will describe in the next post, decided that a User Defined Function (UDF) would be … Continue reading
Posted in Arrays, Excel, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Array Function, Excel, Moving Average, UDF, VBA
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Evaluating Pi …
… to 15 decimal places in one easy step (or not too difficult step). In my previous post one of the examples given of the use of the Gaussian Quadrature function was to evaluate the value of Pi. Let’s look at … Continue reading