O
Octav
Is there an Excel object used to perform mathematical integration of one and
two variables?
two variables?
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J
Jacob Skaria
Check out the below link and the sample spreadsheet
http://oregonstate.edu/~haggertr/487/integrate.htm
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http://oregonstate.edu/~haggertr/487/integrate.htm
If this post helps click Yes
B
Bernd P
I suggest to use Wolfram Alpha and not Excel...
At least try to create an automated web lookup to Wolfram Alpha to get
a closed form of the integration function (if possible) and then
continue in Excel.
Regards,
Bernd
At least try to create an automated web lookup to Wolfram Alpha to get
a closed form of the integration function (if possible) and then
continue in Excel.
Regards,
Bernd
B
Bernard Liengme
H
Hans Terkelsen
Octav said:Is there an Excel object used to perform mathematical integration of one and
two variables?
Hi O.
Excel can't solve indefinite integrals,
but definite integrals of one variable are not difficult.
See a method in
from a few days ago in this group.
I have tried to implement extension to more integration variables,
with no succes. That would be rather slow anyway.
Hans T
H
Hans Terkelsen
"Hans Terkelsen" <dk> wrote in message ....
See a method in
from a few days ago in this group.
....
Sorry, bad link, try
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions/msg/568732ff292c7021
Subject: area under the graph, Integral in Excel
from 11. aug
Hans T.
See a method in
from a few days ago in this group.
....
Sorry, bad link, try
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions/msg/568732ff292c7021
Subject: area under the graph, Integral in Excel
from 11. aug
Hans T.