Microsoft Excel Tips

Sorry, no - I didn't know in the first place.

I believe it was a tech tip from SolidWorks. I'd get you a link, but I'd have to register to get it.

Mike

What kind of desugn and calculation are we talking about?

I think I found it:

http://mkt.solidworks.com/emarketing_enu/start.swe?CID=1-MQ77RR&SSId=1-MQ77PT&SWEMethod=StartSS&SWECmd=InvokeMethod&PRO=1-NKZ7N&SWENargs=SSId%3D1-MQ77PT%2CSSName%3DTips+for+Engineers+-+Excel+-+Screencast+-+ext%2CSSLC%3D%2CSSCC%3D%2CCID%3D1-MQ77RR%2CCOID%3D1-MQ77RY%2CPRO%3D1-NKZ7N&COID=1-MQ77RY&_sn=8mYfxK.ODef2YEJPTmJprerKRJkwQxJtIeAi3U9RbCU_&SWEView=URLRouter&SWEHo=mkt.solidworks.com&SWETS=1261000497&SWEApplet=SSRoute&SSName=Tips+for+Engineers+-+Excel+-+Screencast+-+ext

Mike

Try this:

http://www.structural-engineering.fsnet.co.uk/free.htm

Hi, I have a PDF, 8.8Mb for Excel 2002 for Scientists and Engineers, but I'm not sure how to get it to you. Tony

http://mkt.solidworks.com/emarketing_enu/start.swe?SWECmd=GotoView&SWEView=eMarketing+HTML+Smart+Script+Player+View&SWERF=1

I think that you might be looking for this. I downloaded it from the Web site as an Excel document.

This may assist in finding it if you want to do a search.

Microsoft Office Excel for Engineers

Excel Primer

This document outlines many of the commands reviewed in the SolidWorks screencast

Microsoft Office Excel Tips for Engineers

Created By:

Darren Henry, Director of Product Marketing

Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corporation

Comment 8, I didn't realize that I was not logged in-

Hi flynnstar,

Instead of making him search, he can just click on my link on post #4!

Mike

"Session timed out", couldn't open the link-

go to the website

http://store.tips.net/products/ebooks/etlftoc.html

OK - this is something that really irritates me: a registered user that doesn't come back to give feedback to answers to their post!

RDGRNR, where are you? Did you find the answer yourself before we replied? If you did, please have the decency to tell us!

Mike

Sorry Mike! On a well test. Thanks for your help. I'll try to get into it today. Jim

Hi RDGRNR,

No worries! The link I provided seems to not work now. Check out phoenix911's reply.

Mike

i recieved this from Solidworks a few weeks back.

p911

TIPS FOR ENGINEERS Screencast Series One of the most popular, yet under-utilized, engineering tools is Microsoft ® Office Excel, the ubiquitous spreadsheet software. Excel is far more robust than most people think. Are you missing a chance to improve your design productivity? 10 tips for using Microsoft Office Excel. This screencast covers 10 tips for transforming Excel from a basic spreadsheet program to a powerful engineering application. You will learn how to input data more efficiently, build easy-to-use interfaces, utilize powerful functions for advanced calculations, and optimize how the data is displayed. Excel can accelerate calculations as well as control all aspects of a 3D CAD model. See the possibilities! WATCH NOW >>

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Yep - that's the one I thought of. Nice. Some valuable stuff I didn't know about!

Mike

I going to have to bring my MSOffice up to date

I've got Office 2000 at home and I can do all of the procedures in the video. We upgraded to Office 2007 at work and the interfaces are totally different; it irritated the hell out of me for the first few months, and still does sometimes. I think there's a caveat in there somewhere!

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