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To this point in the blog, I've covered most of the new features that we've added to Excel 2007, but I wanted to quickly mention a couple of tools that folks use in Excel and where they can be found in Excel 2007 – specifically, the Solver and the Analysis ToolPak (ATP) Add-Ins.
Enabling Excel Add-Ins
First, a quick detour, since I haven't covered this in great depth previously: enabling these add-ins is done through the Office Button | Excel Options | Add-Ins, which is where all Add-In management takes place. Once there, selecting "Excel Add-ins" from the Manage drop down and clicking "Go..." will allow you to enable both the Solver and ATP.
Once you've enabled Solver, Excel will auto-install the Add-in if it is not already installed, and then it will be available on the Data ribbon in Excel. We haven't made many changes to Solver this release, but we have updated it to work with many of the new limits in Excel 2007 – most notably the increased row and column limits.
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Just like Solver, once you've enabled the Analysis ToolPak, it will show up on the Data ribbon in the Analysis group, under a button called "Data Analysis." Unlike Solver, we have done some major work with the ATP this release to move the formulas that have been part of it in previous versions of Excel into the core Excel calculation engine, but the functionality available through the Data tab has remained the same (again, with updates for increased limits).
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I have to admit that I wouldn't mind seeing the back of Analysis ToolPak - it's use of static formulas that don't update when the underlying data changes goes against the whole idea of spreadsheets and in my view is probably one of the most important areas that contribute to spreadsheet errors. Particularly as functions such as LINEST can do the same task dynamically. The clean up too is long overdue - does the Covariance tool still use VARP for the diagonal elements and hard-coded numbers for the off-diagonal elements?
On Solver, on lots of occasions now it's painfully slow for even modest-sized problems - with the new limits, users might not have the patience to wait
One thing that causes me problems at the moment is the need to use Tools / References to enable Solver and AnalysisToolPak in VBA modules, especially as the location of the .xla files is specific to the version of Office used and/or file location chosen by the user. So when I'm distributing files I tend to leave off the reference to Solver and let users do it themselves (not always succesfully). One specific difficuly I've encountered is the inclusion of code in my VBA module sheet with the Complex function from ATP. When I change machines to one with a different Office location for the atpvbaen.xla file and open the file, the Excel jumps straight into VBA compile error on the module sheet - but clicking the OK button doesn't help as Tools / References is grayed out so that I can't add the correct reference
Every time I try to install ATP or CSW, it says that it's not available and tries to install it from the CD - which means it just hangs until I kill it. Has anyone outside of MS actually intalled these add-ins?
Hi Dave
Still enjoy the blog.
Sorry off topic, but would be interested in hearing why. A colleague of mine (also an excel freak)used excel to do a garden plan. I thought great idea, as I need to replan my garden. Just set the cells to be square and hey presto, lovely grid to work on. Electronic graph paper.
However I discovered in the beta(and surprised myself in never seeing this before), that when you set column width and row height from the menus, the units are not the same. ie set it to 10 by 10 you don't end up with a square but a rectangle. The problem is also in excel 2003. It is also not clear what units they are using.
Personally, I think the dialog should indicate the units and ideally let you choose between pts, pixel, cms, inchs.
I installed Solver and the ATP and I'm outside MSFT.
I can't get Solver to work on XL 2003, though.
I personally have not been able to try out the ATP on beta 2--it crashes Excel.
That said, I concur with spursfan. The ATP should be integrated, live, and (as I have pled for before on this blog :-) enriched with a lot more statistical tools.
For Excel 13--I recommend taking a look at chapters 2 and 4 of "Multivariate Data Analysis" by Hair et al. If Excel can implement most of what they describe, it'll go far in displacing stat software!
May have forgotten to ask before, but will the names of the former ATP functions be internationalized? Much fun if non-English versions would have different function names than in XL11 and prior.
To answer the off-topic question on scaling in Excel
On my Excel 2000, the column height is linear - 7.5 = 10 pixels whilst 15 = 20 pixels; the column width is linear but with a constant - so 1 = 11 pixels whilst 2 = 17 pixels and 3 = 23 pixels
I'm sure JensenH would have an explanation for it!
Different topic: the DATP.
I agree with the others who've stated that the DATP sucks. Well, maybe they didn't express it quite that way, but it's the intent that counts.
Then again, why do a good job when fewer than 5% of users take advantage of the feature? That seems to be MSFT's MO for the DATP.
I disagree that merely adding features will replace stats packages, at least the ones like S (or R) or Stata that are implemented as specialized programming languages. There'll always be an advantage for programs that can do in 20 lines of code what Excel would need thousands of formulas to mimick. Excel will NEVER be useful for heavy duty simulations.
There's also the question of how many features to add. Picking an arbitrary text is one possibility, but that leads to questions of which text to pick. Francis's suggested text would seem to leave out time series and survival models.
I will harp on one DATP tool. The sampling tool REALLY SUCKS. Consider the exquisitely perverse behavior of selecting an output range. When you click in the radio button for Output Range in the Output options section of the Sapmling dialog, does the DATP then put the focus in the refedit box for the Output range? Of course not. It put the focus in the refedit box for the Input range. This leads cynics to ask whether sadists outnumber incompetents on the Excel development team.
Harlan: You are right. Excel will never replace those languages, just as Word has not replaced dedicated desktop publishing software.
However, they can make inroads. As it stands, if you need to do any statistical analysis beyond elementary math, you have to use a different program. That is one customer lost (and perhaps a reason why "5%" only use these tools--they know better! Of course, this is a vicious cycle: Poor features/supply drive away users, and low use/demand precludes to improve those features.)
I agree: it can be efficient to code in R/S, and any choice of a book will leave gaps in Excel's coverage. That said, it's often much faster to toy with an open data set and see changes reflected LIVE in an open worksheet and chart. Excel with improved statistics would blow away a lot of stat(ic) packages for this simple reason alone.
Incidentally, I no longer use DTP. Word now has 95% of the features of DTP software--and is much easier to use.
Francis & spursfan -
Column width is measured in characters. This is a hangover from the days of DOS when there was only one font, and it was monospace. The "character" unit of measure uses an average character width in the standard font. This is approximately 2/3 of an em for most proportional fonts. The number of points depends on the standard font size you have selected (or left as default).
David - It would be helpful if we could select a unit of measure on the column width dialog.
Francis, Word vs DTP is a strained analogy to Excel vs stats packages. Also, FWLIW, math and scientific journal articles are still written in LaTex, and likely will continue to be for the next decade. [Then there are the few curmudgeons like me who still fool around with [tn]roff, grap, pic, tbl and eqn.]
If you want finer control of eyewash, no doubt Office apps will continue to catch up with deducated eyewash generators. But for truly techy stuff, Office apps just don't cut it precisely because they have to be usable in dummies mode and also because the ROI just isn't there (and it's very foolish to believe Microsoft does anything that isn't expected to produce a healthy return).
I followed the instructions in your email this morning about loading addins. When I hit the "Go" key as you suggested, I got the message that I needed to close a program with the choices of "Ignore, retry, or abort." I chose ignore figuring what's the harm. I had left Outlook open to follow the directions on the 2nd monitor. Then I got the OPMAPI32.dll error for Outlook. It has now taken me over 3 hours to overcome your "help." Thanks.
When I follow your directions, Solver comes up in the Add-Ins menu & won't load. Also, ATP does not show up anywhere? What gives?
off topic : Row height and column width.
I remember reading some where that the row heights and column widths are measured in different units.... One is somehow related to font size and another is 1/72 th of an inch or some thing crazy like that. So if you want a square grid you cant get one by adjusting the row height = coloumn width = say 10
below is a code which converts rectangles to squares - dimensions in cm - like a nice graph paper ...
Sub graph_paper()
Dim desired As Double, looper As Integer
cm = Application.InputBox("Enter Square Length in Cm", Type:=1)
If cm = False Then Exit Sub
desired = cm * (0.393700787401575) * 72
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
For looper = 1 To 10
ActiveSheet.Columns.ColumnWidth = _
desired * ActiveSheet.Columns.ColumnWidth / [A1].width
ActiveSheet.Columns.RowHeight = _
desired * ActiveSheet.Columns.RowHeight / [A1].Height
If [A1].Height = [A1].width Then Exit For
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
Harlan.... I dont use the sampling from Data analysis to get a data sample any more... I use advance filter. Try this a) Take a table of data - say 1000 rows (could be neumeric or text...unlike the Sampling of data analysis which requires data to be neumeric ---dumb !) b) In a cell type =Rand()<0.02 - This means you want a 2% sample c) Select the table - Data-advance filter, copy to another location, criteria range = cell containing the rand formula and the cell above it... d) In the output range select any cell outside the range... and you get a random sample.... Havent figured out why or how it works... Credit to Jim Cihar....www.dataspectrum.cz Sam
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Jul. 20, 2010 (Filing Services Canada) -- Houston Lake Mining Inc. (HLM - TSX Venture, HLKMF - OTCBB_Pink_Sheets), is an advanced exploration company which has prospected and strategically acquired contiguous gold properties in Northwestern Ontario with the objective of transitioning into production. HLM also seeks platinum group and rare metal deposits in Northwestern Ontario. HLM is pleased to report the significant results of the first 42 of 95 channel samples taken from 9 lines of surface exploration work which has identified a potential new gold mineralized zone. This potential zone is close in proximity to one of the historical Robertson Prospects, located on the 100% HLM owned West Cedartree Property. A chargeability compilation map that combines results from IP surveys is available at http://www.houstonlakemining.com/images/IPchargability_WCP.jpg.
"This identification is in proximity to the largest chargeability anomaly at the southern limit of HLM's IP coverage, no drilling has ever been done in this area. Past experience from drilling on the West Cedartree Project tells us that the gold mineralization appears to be closely associated with IP chargeability highs", said Trevor R. Walker, President. "This first set of results warrant further exploration with the possibility of some diamond drilling in the future. Gold mineralization to the north of this discovery in the Angel Hill Gold Zone has encountered up to 1.22 metres grading 479 g/t gold. We believe that we may have discovered another area which creates solid exploration upside and resource potential for the West Cedartree Project."
Channel Sample Line / Length Gold Length Gold
Orientation (m.) (g/mt.) (ft.) (oz./st.)
Line 4 - EW orientation 2.24 1.25 7.35 0.036
Line 5 - EW orientation 2.41 1.34 7.91 0.039
Line 6 - NS orientation 5.82 1.37 19.10 0.040
Incl. 2.03 1.74 6.66 0.051
The Robertson Zone is now a stripped and washed 60m long area of gabbroic rock which has three converging shear zones of silicification and variable amounts of finely disseminated pyrite up to 1-2%. These converging zones trend NNE, NNW and EW and vary in width from 3 meters to 20 meters. Channel samples were cut approximately perpendicular to the strike of each shear zone. A total of 42 samples from 9 lines on the Robertson Prospect were analyzed by fire assay. The best sample result to date is 1.74 g/t Au over a length of 2.03 meters from Line 6. This interval is from a longer sample of 5.82 meters averaging 1.37 grams per tonne. This result is from the large EW shear zone mentioned above. The results from an additional 70 channel samples are expected within 3-4 weeks.
The on-going exploration at this newly discovered potential zone currently includes further stripping, mapping, and channel sampling. The goal of the current exploration program on the Robertson Prospect is to delineate additional economic resources on the West Cedartree Project. The Robertson Prospects have an insignificant exploration history dating back to the 1940's. Three showings were known to have been documented on the West Cedartree Property with minor indications of gold mineralization.
Due Diligence
All Samples reported were shipped to Accurassay Laboratories, an ISO accredited facility, of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Samples were analyzed by fire assay utilizing a 50 gram charge. All samples were assayed with an AA finish and those samples assaying above 3 g/mt gold were retested utilizing a gravimetric finish.
This news release was reviewed by Bryan McKay, P. Geo., who is a Qualified Person under the guidelines of the National Instrument 43-101.
About Houston Lake Mining Inc.
Houston Lake is an advanced, vertically integrated resource exploration company. The Company is actively exploring for gold, platinum group metal and rare metal deposits in Northwestern Ontario with a strategic focus on the West Cedartree gold project. Houston Lake's objective is to become a gold producer by surface mining its West Cedartree Gold Project and developing its 100% owned and optioned properties. The Company has a total of 42,497,638 common shares issued and outstanding. For additional information, please visit us at www.houstonlakemining.com.
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adam hasn't lived in Tucson for ages.
No help for duh Bears.
Pack got walloped .
Obama does everything primarily for its political effect rather than its merits. Obamacare was passed as his "legacy" legislation in spite of the fact that a majority of voters did not want it and which is why the Dems lost the House in the next election in 2010. Even laws passed by a "dysfunctional" Congress are better than rule by one man, regardless of the fact that he may be President. One obviously wants to be a member of a dysfunctional Congress to help fix it.
It is funny how she answers the questions just like Obama, without answering them. And yet so many of you buy into his responses and will criticize McSally's.
Britt is such a talented writer! I love that he shares his knowledge and love of language and words with us!
Take Care
We all know legalize is Best
Thank you for your writings.
Fourteen years after it's initial publication, this story is STILL right on the mark, Tom.
Enjoy your Thanksgiving, but while on the way to or from wherever your holiday is celebrated, PULL YOUR HEAD OUT and pay attention to the roadway and everyone else using it.
Let me see if I have this right: When asked about the big picture, Colonel (Ret.) McSally's answers veer into particulars. When asked about such particular items as a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants or the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, she answers that the immigration system as a whole needs to be addressed. And of course she disagrees with whatever President Obama has done and it has all been done in view of an election.
In a real world -- are we living in one? -- to say "I prefer that these things go through Congress, even though Congress is dysfunctional" seems like saying it's better that nothing be done rather than something positive be done in an irregular manner by someone with whom I'm bound to disagree.
And why would she want to become a member of a dysfunctional Congress anyway?
Still not ready for prime time.
I'm a little confused. This story has Tom Prezelski's name at the top and Tom Danehy's byline. So who wrote it and if it was Tom P, why not just give him the byline.
As to the content, I'm disappointed that little effort seems to have been expended in trying to discover why Barber has cast the votes that have served little positive purpose, unless of course in giving him bipartisan credibility for his ongoing effort to work with the House majority. On the issue of progressive candidacies, should we not remember that old CD8 was and current CD2 is moderate to conservative territory in which moderate [by today's standards] Republican Jim Kolbe won handily for 22 years and moderate Democrat Gabrielle Giffords won three times and has been succeeded by another moderate Democrat. As I've been telling friends for years, Raul Grijalva couldn't win this district.
I'm not sure how Jeff Latas got dragged into this essay, but in 2006 he was a non-factor and a bore as a candidate, with his impenetrable power point presentation and total lack of charisma. Latas hope Jeff will not again attempt to run.
All in all, sort of strange little essay.
I don't patronize the Flores' establishments - they are way overrated.
Great review ha! Loved the Wooden Nickel! Review witty funny! Keep up the great work Mr. Henry
Can always count on the Bambie to open early 6am! That was Holly's statement we are going to to Church! Bambie is best place! No one bothers any one that's a place to go drink in peace.
stop the lies,,,legalize !!!
If you think Mr. Head's and The Shelter are dive bars, you need to go drinking with someone who knows where the dive bars are. Hint: dive bars don't have shitty Flash websites like the Shelter's, or $5 pints.
"Found memories of the 60s?" I didn't know they were lost!
ahhhh... but how can you no have The District Tavern on this list?
I sure miss the Buffet Bar and Crock Pot and those nasty good hot dogs!
Anyone can get e-cig juice with zero mg nicotine, at least at Freedom Smoke. But how do you regulate that? The two are a little harder to tell apart than water & vodka. Freedom Smoke at least self-regulates: nobody under 18 is allowed in the store, nor to my knowledge have they ever been. I know many "vapers" but only a few choose nicotine-free; there's one non-smoker who wants to vape socially for novelty (300+ flavors), and ex-smokers who've used an e-cig to successfully taper nicotine use down to nothing but have yet to kick the vaping habit entirely. I doubt e-cigs were invented to give minors an alternative to candy (although propylene glycol may well be better for their teeth), but as William Gibson so elegantly put it, "the street finds its own uses for things."


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Shortly after Brad pitched me the idea for Story War, I threw together an IRC bot that could play it. (IRC is a really old chat platform that nowadays is only really used by hackers and time travellers from the 90s) Even with no art, hastily-scrawled descriptions, and totally un-thought-out characters and locations, we realised this game was a blast.
It turns out that a heck of a lot of you think it's a pretty cool game idea, too, because as of just a little while ago two-and-a-bit thousand of you have helped us hit our $100k stretch goal - and we're not even halfway into the campaign yet! Amazing!
So, it means that, once the Kickstarter wraps up, I'm going to start bringing this old IRC bot into the twenty tens, including lovely graphics, chat, and video! At the moment we're looking at building it as an add-on to Google+ Hangouts, which means the webcam-based communication elements will already be there for us; we've just got to get the game happening!
It's going to be a fair bit of work, so it certainly not going to be live when the kickstarter ends or anything (plus I've got to put together the print-and-play stuff first!), but we'll keep you posted on the progress. I'm sure I'll end up playing it with at least some of you, so I look forward to seeing you on Google+!
PS: We recently got a huge bump because of a cross promotion we did with Ryan North's choosable adventure hamlet book! Anyone who backed both project, or backs Story War at the DELUXE PACK level or higher, will get free exclusive cards based on Ryan North's version of Hamlet. This first card is based on Ryan North's version of Ophelia:
I don't want to say she's steampunk, but she is kind of a punk and you can choose for her to invent steam technology. If you want to get Ophelia and the other cool cross promotion cards we have lined up, be sure to upgrade your pledge to the DELUXE PACK reward tier!
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Investigators say this all stems from a shooting last night at the coin laundry on Plainfield Avenue. Police say the teen who is 14 or 15 years old shot 2 people in the parking lot. They say they met at the laundry so the suspect could by a cell phone that he saw advertised on Craigslist. One of the victims remains in serious condition, the other was treated and released.
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-- the top Republican senator now demanding answers from the FBI director after not being briefed on there -- -- Ghazi investigation for the last six months.
Four Americans died in the assault on the US consulate including our ambassador Chris Stevens.
Now senator Susan Collins says she wants some simple questions answered quote.
Are any of the suspects believed to be responsible for bid for the deaths of these four Americans.
Including ambassador Stephens in US or Libyan custody.
How many suspects in the attacks are still at large.
Few other questions after that Virginia Republican congressman Frank Wolf has been fighting for answers in the Ghazi he -- -- Our guests now sir good morning welcome back morning.
-- I would imagine that those questions are the same ones have been elusive for use it.
They they are they're good questions the answer is there's been somebody picked up in Egypt.
They will not allow the FBI -- we've given the Egyptian government 250 million dollars two weeks ago and they have been suspect in custody.
And it won't allow us to talk them there was some might pick up in to tenacious.
He's been released we get the Tunisian 320 million dollars a year.
There have been no federal employees given -- protection comment.
No one's been subpoenaed know when there's been talk to the people there's still an individual -- -- -- who was wounded six months after.
Still going through rehabilitation.
Officer -- you're doing -- here -- this way you get the rationale for why this is happening.
Well what why well -- answers so looses it.
You know personally I think there's there's an effort by the administration to cover this and I think the only way.
You're gonna get to the bottom of it now is to have a select committee.
Whereby they have subpoena authority.
It can be bipartisan.
You know you are never found out what took place in Watergate if you had not had a select committee to look look at this.
It's been six months you can see administration's not -- Secretary Clinton did she even go out and visit the wounded.
That benefit festive.
And you need subpoena power really to protect the federal employees their careers are on all on the line.
If you're fifty years old you don't -- to get across to breakers with your your your -- -- lose your job -- may -- accusing college.
You have a mortgage -- -- gonna have to have a select committee.
You're gonna have to subpoena them think this can all be done in private again -- humanitarian couples are still Iceland's most of people will never gonna let me cut right to this now you mentioned cover -- What are they trying to cover up.
Well I think that's what this like committee would find out what happened that day why did it take so long why are we not interview -- Secretary Clinton.
When she talked about the four people who were heroes -- who died.
Why did -- not mentioned those who were wounded we have an obligation to them we should honor that we should we should thank him.
There are more questions out here than there are usually -- another question for you than the house committee has subpoena power right.
It and why has it not moved on this.
I you have to ask the chairman of those that's why wanna select committee taking people from judiciary foreign affairs Intel armed services to -- subpoena power.
One committee one council one chairman to ask -- tough questions.
But I don't know why they -- here's another good day should have been.
Yeah apparently there were 33 American survivors that were working in Ben Ghazi at the time the attack on behalf provided the state department of the CIA.
Why is there no access to these people.
That's why we need -- select committee this subpoena them and give them the protection.
To bring them and allow -- -- of the public who have -- relate to testify and I think they're hiding them and I think quite frankly many of these employees are afraid to come in and testify.
Here's another question from senator Collins have any of the suspects.
Believed to be responsible.
From the desk -- otherwise captured or held under the existing authority afforded the American government.
And the war against al-Qaeda and its affiliates I think that goes your first point.
About an arrest in -- and arrest and Egypt that apparently have gone nowhere.
The FBI I was on the ground and Tunisia for five weeks and we're not a -- left left the FBI team talked them.
They then came back they let him talk them for three hours they released him.
And I bet they can -- find the -- there was a guy in -- I was an age of three weeks ago I gave a letter to the Egyptian government.
Asking president -- -- to allow the FBI to come in an interview the person they have.
In -- custody in Egypt and to look at the information the Egyptian government we're not allow the FBI on the field.
Sir thank you for your time fresh losses and on this for sometime -- we'll see whether or not there's a move next time by the house and subpoenas Frankel thank you thank you're Martha was.
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The T-gown was on the sides of the body and arms. T-gowns were worn under the armor to stop the armor from hurting the knights skin. It was made of leather and or of fabric. To keep up the t-gowns, they used a jewel belt. Only rich people had jewel belts, While non-wealthy people had leather belts. Armor itself is weighed about 20 pounds. That means knights are lucky to have T-gowns because it would be pretty heavy and uncomfortable. Men can't just throw away their armor because they needed it to fight.


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