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Default Upgrading Excel with technical features for engineers, please


I would like to see much more technical features in excel. I am studying for
structural engineer and I make models with excel. But the program doesn't
have enough features to make good models, think about mechanics (and showing
its specifics graphs) and physics calculations which got to do with
structures.

So make us an "technical excel" for structural and hydraulic engineering

New students don't have mathematics anymore, the have to make models with
excel nowadays!!! ;)

best regards



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