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    calculating beam bending and shear calculation by using excel

    How to use microsoft excel to perform analysis for a simply support beam with a point load imposed on it?

    span 12m, point load 3kN, position of point load 5m

    Input : length, distance to load and the point load

    Output :distance from load to end, left reaction, right reaction and the max moment

    wat formula should i insert in order to find all the output while the input is manupulating variables?

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    Re: calculating beam bending and shear calculation by using excel

    Hi,

    I want to create a Macro for extracting inventory data from another excel workbook/sheet. I should be able to submit a item number and that should give out the entire row. How do I create a macro? Please help.

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    Chanduvba

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    Re: calculating beam bending and shear calculation by using excel

    Chanduvba,

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