Excel Tips: Quick Fixes for Data Messes
Data Cleanup with Power Query One of the first things you need to do when handling complex engineering problems in Excel is to ensure your […]
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Data Cleanup with Power Query One of the first things you need to do when handling complex engineering problems in Excel is to ensure your […]
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It’s easy to calculate a slope in Excel using the SLOPE function, but it’s also possible to use chart trendlines and simple arithmetic as well.
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In this post, you’ll learn how to display numbers in Excel using engineering notation, how engineering notation differs from scientific notation, and how custom formats
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Every engineer knows that for the results of engineering calculations to be correct, the units of the input values must be correct. In the case
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Excel provides another way to ensure input values meet certain criteria other than data validation: form controls like combo boxes, list boxes, and radio buttons.
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Excel’s data validation tool allows you to constrain a cell’s inputs to meet certain criteria. This can help prevent errors from occurring. In the example
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In addition to solving nonlinear equations like the Colebrook equation graphically, you can also solve them numerically using a feature called Goal Seek. Our worksheet
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Systems of linear equations can be solved in Excel using formulas that perform matrix calculations. This worksheet is set up to find three unknowns in
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