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The downloads. This website is meant for scientists and engineers who want to use the ubiquity, convenience and power of Excel, including its flexibility to go beyond the functionality already provided by Microsoft. It contains freely downloadable, open access add in functions and macros for Excel described and illustrated in my book, Advanced Excel for scientific data analysis, 3rd ed., Atlantic Academic 2. You are of course welcome to browse. However. if all you want is to see the Sample. Sections in order to find out what my book is all about, or whether it suits your needs, just click on Downloads. Sample. Sections. Sample. Sections. Sample. Sections. Appendices C and D and the subject index, where Appendix C lists all functions and macros of Matrix. Appendix D does the same for XN. If you want the freely downloadable functions and macros, such as Iso. L, the Macro. Bundle, the Macro. Morsels, Matrix, Optimiz, Random. Plot, XN, or any of the other routines used in my book, again select the downloads, and click on the ones you want. They are all free for the taking and using If you first want. Contents of the Macro. Bundle. The downloadable macros and functions are all in open access VBA source code, and can therefore be modified to suit your individual needs. Most of them are self documented mine or, better yet, come with extensive documentation files Volpis. In my book you will find many of them discussed and illustrated, but you do not have to buy my book to use them. What, then, is in my book, so that you might still want to read it If I give you a hammer, a screwdriver, a level, a saw, a planer, a chisel, and a few more such tools, will that make you a fine carpenter Most likely you will still need to learn how and when to use what tool. You can either apprentice yourself to a craftsman, or work through and especially practice with a good do it yourself book. That is what my Advanced Excel attemps to be. It can also be used as the basis for an introductory senior undergraduate junior graduate course in scientific data analysis, exploiting the fact that many science students prefer the highly visual spreadsheet they are already familiar with to a computer language based on command lines. Here is what you can expect in my book descriptions and illustrations, the latter often taken from the scientific literature, of how to select and use a particular method, how and why it works, what its limitations are, and what alternatives are available. The book is really about how to approach and solve scientific data analysis problems, and Excel is used as a widely available, readily learned, powerful and flexible tool to illustrate and implement this. In doing so you become aware of its strengths as well as its weaknesses, extending the traditional boundaries of Excel, and empowering you to do more with it. On the other hand, you will not find fill in the blanks templates, screenshots of Excel dialog boxes, or a rehash of the Excel instruction set. And dont take my word for it, but judge for yourself, by looking at the attached, 3 part Sample. Sections. They cover more than 1. But first the compulsory disclaimer. While I try to make sure that the information provided in this website is correct, and that the downloadable add in macros and functions work properly, the contents of this website are provided as my opinion, and the downloads are offered as is, without any warranty. Users of information andor downloadable material on this website implicitly agree to do so at their own risk and responsibility. And, always, test before trust. For questions, comments, and suggestions please contact me at rdeleviebowdoin. If you want to return to my. Click here to advance to the Downloads. The third, 2. 01. Advanced Excel for scientific data analysis, published by Atlantic Academic LLC, is available only from Amazon. While its structure has not changed from the second edition which was published by Oxford University Press, its page size has from 6 by 9 to 8 by 1. It now contains several additional visual tools, and has an even stronger focus on convenience, precision and accuracy. In this new edition you will find many new functions, with explicit examples and applications, especially for using matrix algebra and extended precision software. It contains much new material that you will not find in any other Excel book. The additional material mostly falls in the following categories. 1 Visual aids. The spreadsheet lends itself eminently to graphically visualizing the essence of least squares, viz. Lars Sillen already introduced a pit plot to display logSSR, the logarithm of the Sum of Squares of the Residuals, as a function of one or two parameters, and this approach is readily implemented with Excels surface plots or with the Mapper macro from my Macro. Bundle. The shapes of these plots often alert us to potential difficulties in the least squares analysis, such as significant covariances between various output parameters. Matrix algebra. The rectangular array of spreadsheet cells makes it a natural medium for matrix algebra, displaying all its elements rather than treating matrices as abstract quantities. Chapter 1. 0 was therefore expanded by emphasizing the convenience and immediacy of the many additional functions of Matrix. Extended precision. The power of Volpis XNumbers has been expanded greatly by John Beyers, who has made it suitable for use on spreadsheets as well as in custom functions and macros. Moreover, the nomenclature used in the newly renamed XN now closely matches that of Matrix, thereby facilitating extended precision matrix operations on the spreadsheet. Major parts of chapters 1. Optimizing. Many scientific and engineering problems involve finding maxima, minima, or zero crossings roots of functions. In Optimiz you will find a collection of such procedures, in convenient, directly applicable form. And they are not only handy, but also good the Levenberg Marquardt routine in Optimiz, e. Excels Solver in any one of the 2. NIST St. RD test sets for non linear least squares analysis. Moreover, as with Matrix and XN, it comes with an extended, very explicit manual full of worked out examples. My book, Advanced Excel for scientific data analysis, primarily teaches by example, wherever possible using actual experimental data from the literature, with worked out exercises and their explicit solutions. It does include explanations of the concepts involved, but these explanations are kept as simple as possible, use a minimum of math, and always leave out any proofs. Please email me your questions, comments, and suggestions at rdeleviebowdoin. Click here to return to the Contents or to advance to the Downloads. My book can be used for self study, as can most Excel books for scientists and engineers.