ExcelCalcs News Past the 20,000 User Mark! Like a child selecting parts to construct a Lego model engineers bring together blocks of science to create new designs. These building blocks could be a load calculation, a beam calculation, a weld calculation, a fatigue calculation or any other calculation from a myriad of engineering topics. As...
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I have been chasing up feedback from new users signing up to XLC Pro accounts in the last month. I am delighted with their positive feedback. “I started using XLC but I am now insisting that my whole team use the add-in .“ “It is a great tool for validation and pres...
Engineering training - “I run a team of engineers and whilst there are plenty of soft options for training expounding the latest management techniques there is precious little to develop the engineering skills of my team”. This is a familiar story we hear from clients of our trai...
You are probably familiar with our tools of mass knowledge distribution on our website but ExcelCalcs also works more closely with corporate partners providing engineering training and engineering consultancy services. What’s more these services and ExcelCalcs subscriptions are availa...
ExcelCalcs eFormulas aims to replace traditional engineering formula books providing innovative functionality to copy from our webpages and paste directly into Excel. Once in Excel it is easily edited to suit your own problems this functionality is far more flexible than 'stuck on the web'&n...
At some time or other you will have been given someone else’s spreadsheet only to be left scratching your head not having a clue as to what the calculation is doing. If you are wise you will not use it because you can’t understand it. If you are wiser still you’ll use our...
In our good calculation guide we emphasise the importance of sketches in calculations but you can produce interactive 3D wireframe sketches by incorporating Turan Babacan’s latest upload. Turan uses 3D charts to great effect in his Excel FEM programs. Andy Pope also has a 3D chart spr...
A new version of XLC is in the final stages of development which will be compatible with the 64 bit version of Excel 2010 (currently it works with the 32 bit version of Excel 2010, 2007 2003 and 2000). We’ll keep you posted with progress. Please send us details of any features you ...
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At the time of writing the last person to register at the site was the 20,069th! Most users are enjoying the free trial version of XLC but an increasing number choose to pay for a subscription for unrestricted access to our software and calculations. Better still more corporations are purchasing multiple subscriptions and training packages on behalf of their employees. I sincerely believe we have a lot to offer anyone who wants a helping hand to make engineering calculations or those who would simply like to master the green beast in the Microsoft Office suite. New Video Playlists Available
You will find it easier than ever to browse featured calculations using our new video list player. Check out Turan Babacan's latest calculation for pile design. Watch to see how Turan manages to teach a simple mechanical engineer (me) how to almost do civil engineering and dirty his hands with concrete! 
Our help tutorials can be now played through in sequence without the need to navigate from page to page. 
Similarly you can play through a sequence of Excel tips for engineers too. Repository NewsAs you may have seen on the featured calculation player BABACAN has been updating his pile design spreadsheet incorporating finite element techniques in Excel. As usual Turan's clever layout and Excel tricks make it very easy to understand and use. Karl has updated his footing settlement calculation and I have been hard at it tweaking calculations to use in my "Fatigue of Welded Structures" course which I'll be presenting in Texas next week. I have also updated XLC to modify the functionality of the "show equation" button so that it will skip any formulas in hidden rows. This is very handy if you are working with the ExcelCalcs calculation template so you can hide the column with formulas to select units and use the "show equation" button to display the important calculations in the preceding column. Keep the calculations coming everyone!
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