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Excel Scientific and Engineering Cookbook Adding Excel to Your Analysis Arsenal

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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

21.02.2006

Verlag

O'Reilly Media

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424

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23,3/17,9/3,2 cm

Gewicht

712 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-596-00879-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

21.02.2006

Verlag

O'Reilly Media

Seitenzahl

424

Maße (L/B/H)

23,3/17,9/3,2 cm

Gewicht

712 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-596-00879-6

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
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  • Produktbild: Excel Scientific and Engineering Cookbook
  • Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface 1. Using Excel       1.1 Navigating the Interface       1.2 Entering Data       1.3 Setting Cell Data Types       1.4 Selecting More Than a Single Cell       1.5 Entering Formulas       1.6 Exploring the R1C1 Cell Reference Style       1.7 Referring to More Than a Single Cell       1.8 Understanding Operator Precedence       1.9 Using Exponents in Formulas       1.10 Exploring Functions       1.11 Formatting Your Spreadsheets       1.12 Defining Custom Format Styles       1.13 Leveraging Copy, Cut, Paste, and Paste Special       1.14 Using Cell Names (Like Programming Variables)       1.15 Validating Data       1.16 Taking Advantage of Macros       1.17 Adding Comments and Equation Notes       1.18 Getting Help 2. Getting Acquainted with Visual Basic for Applications       2.1 Navigating the VBA Editor       2.2 Writing Functions and Subroutines       2.3 Working with Data Types       2.4 Defining Variables       2.5 Defining Constants       2.6 Using Arrays       2.7 Commenting Code       2.8 Spanning Long Statements over Multiple Lines       2.9 Using Conditional Statements       2.10 Using Loops       2.11 Debugging VBA Code       2.12 Exploring VBA's Built-in Functions       2.13 Exploring Excel Objects       2.14 Creating Your Own Objects in VBA       2.15 VBA Help 3. Collecting and Cleaning Up Data       3.1 Importing Data from Text Files       3.2 Importing Data from Delimited Text Files       3.3 Importing Data Using Drag-and-Drop       3.4 Importing Data from Access Databases       3.5 Importing Data from Web Pages       3.6 Parsing Data       3.7 Removing Weird Characters from Imported Text       3.8 Converting Units       3.9 Sorting Data       3.10 Filtering Data       3.11 Looking Up Values in Tables       3.12 Retrieving Data from XML Files 4. Charting       4.1 Creating Simple Charts       4.2 Exploring Chart Styles       4.3 Formatting Charts       4.4 Customizing Chart Axes       4.5 Setting Log or Semilog Scales       4.6 Using Multiple Axes       4.7 Changing the Type of an Existing Chart       4.8 Combining Chart Types       4.9 Building 3D Surface Plots       4.10 Preparing Contour Plots       4.11 Annotating Charts       4.12 Saving Custom Chart Types       4.13 Copying Charts to Word       4.14 Displaying Error Bars 5. Statistical Analysis       5.1 Computing Summary Statistics       5.2 Plotting Frequency Distributions       5.3 Calculating Confidence Intervals       5.4 Correlating Data       5.5 Ranking and Percentiles       5.6 Performing Statistical Tests       5.7 Conducting ANOVA       5.8 Generating Random Numbers       5.9 Sampling Data 6. Time Series Analysis       6.1 Plotting Time Series Data       6.2 Adding Trendlines       6.3 Computing Moving Averages       6.4 Smoothing Data Using Weighted Averages       6.5 Centering Data       6.6 Detrending a Time Series       6.7 Estimating Seasonal Indices       6.8 Deseasonalization of a Time Series       6.9 Forecasting       6.10 Applying Discrete Fourier Transforms 7. Mathematical Functions       7.1 Using Summation Functions       7.2 Delving into Division       7.3 Mastering Multiplication       7.4 Exploring Exponential and Logarithmic Functions       7.5 Using Trigonometry Functions       7.6 Seeing Signs       7.7 Getting to the Root of Things       7.8 Rounding and Truncating Numbers       7.9 Converting Between Number Systems       7.10 Manipulating Matrices       7.11 Building Support for Vectors       7.12 Using Spreadsheet Functions in VBA Code       7.13 Dealing with Complex Numbers 8. Curve Fitting and Regression       8.1 Performing Linear Curve Fitting Using Excel Charts       8.2 Constructing Your Own Linear Fit Using Spreadsheet Functions       8.3 Using a Single Spreadsheet Function for Linear Curve Fitting       8.4 Performing Multiple Linear Regression       8.5 Generating Nonlinear Curve Fits Using Excel Charts       8.6 Fitting Nonlinear Curves Using Solver       8.7 Assessing Goodness of Fit       8.8 Computing Confidence Intervals 9. Solving Equations       9.1 Finding Roots Graphically       9.2 Solving Nonlinear Equations Iteratively       9.3 Automating Tedious Problems with VBA       9.4 Solving Linear Systems       9.5 Tackling Nonlinear Systems of Equations       9.6 Using Classical Methods for Solving Equations 10. Numerical Integration and Differentiation       10.1 Integrating a Definite Integral       10.2 Implementing the Trapezoidal Rule in VBA       10.3 Computing the Center of an Area Using Numerical Integration       10.4 Calculating the Second Moment of an Area       10.5 Dealing with Double Integrals       10.6 Numerical Differentiation 11. Solving Ordinary Differential Equations       11.1 Solving First-Order Initial Value Problems       11.2 Applying the Runge-Kutta Method to Second-Order Initial Value Problems       11.3 Tackling Coupled Equations       11.4 Shooting Boundary Value Problems 12. Solving Partial Differential Equations       12.1 Leveraging Excel to Directly Solve Finite Difference Equations       12.2 Recruiting Solver to Iteratively Solve Finite Difference Equations       12.3 Solving Initial Value Problems       12.4 Using Excel to Help Solve Problems Formulated Using the Finite Element Method 13. Performing Optimization Analyses in Excel       13.1 Using Excel for Traditional Linear Programming       13.2 Exploring Resource Allocation Optimization Problems       13.3 Getting More Realistic Results with Integer Constraints       13.4 Tackling Troublesome Problems       13.5 Optimizing Engineering Design Problems       13.6 Understanding Solver Reports       13.7 Programming a Genetic Algorithm for Optimization 14. Introduction to Financial Calculations       14.1 Computing Present Value       14.2 Calculating Future Value       14.3 Figuring Out Required Rate of Return       14.4 Doubling Your Money       14.5 Determining Monthly Payments       14.6 Considering Cash Flow Alternatives       14.7 Achieving a Certain Future Value       14.8 Assessing Net Present Worth       14.9 Estimating Rate of Return       14.10 Solving Inverse Problems       14.11 Figuring a Break-Even Point Index