Thanks for ExcelCalcs. I have only been using it for a week or so but XLC is an answer to my prayers. I had been using the MS equation editor which had been taking hours of my time and I often mistyped. I can generate equations directly from cell formulas instantly. Great idea. Thanks again and well done.

The best thing about ExcelCalcs is that equations are a really great check on the cell formula. It's easy to make a mistake with Excel formulas (as I know because I make them all the time) but its easy to see where you have gone wrong when you check against equations.
Wish you had a few more physics related problems in the Repository but its a great site, good software and all for free.<br><br>Post edited by: Debbie_Williams, at: 2007/02/16 14:11

I think I will be ditching MathCAD and using this instead. Then I can send my calculations to anyone then, we all have Excel whereas only a few of us have MathCAD.

There are loads of useful web calculations on the internet but the ExcelCalcs Repository gives it to me in an Excel format so I can easily copy and integrate them into my own calculations.This afternoon you saved me hours by downloading a repository calculation rather than authoring my own - and all this for free - thank you!

Very useful tool this. I'll do my best to support it. Thanks.

I came across this site today courtsey of JoBosley at eng-tips.com -- it would be very useful to me. Thanks for a great product!

Yogi Anand, D.Eng, P.E.
Energy Efficient Building Network LLC
www.energyefficientbuild.com