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Gaussian Quadrature
The previous post on integration provided an Excel User Defined Function (UDF) to perform numerical integration using Simpson’s Rule or the Trapezoidal Rule. A third method is Gaussian Quadrature which is often much more accurate and/or quicker than Simpson’s Rule. The UDF GaussInt() … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Maths, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Eval.xls, Excel, Gaussian Quadrature, Integration, Numerical methods, UDF, VBA
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Another update to IP.xls
Following some suggestions from Mike Seymour I have modified my polyline intersection function, and added a new version. The changes are: The data ranges for the new function, IP4(), are entered as four separate ranges, so the X and Y … Continue reading
A Sort Function
There is often a need to sort data within a VBA routine, but VBA does not have a built in sort function, so I recently had a look for what is on offer on the Internet. Chip Pearson has an … Continue reading
Evaluate integrals to a specified tolerance
A previous post presented a user defined function (UDF) to perform a numerical integration of a function specified as a text string. The UDF allowed the number of subdivisions of the integration range to be specified, but the number of subdivisions required to … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Maths, Newton, UDFs
Tagged Evaluate, Excel, numerical integration, Simpson's Rule, UDF, VBA
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Splitters!
A recent post on the Tek-Tips VBA forum reminded me that VBA has a split function, which will split a string into sub-strings at any specified character (such as a space). D’oh I thought, why did I waste my time writing … Continue reading