Check that you have the 'Clone Equation' button on the XLC Toolbar. If not you'll have to download and reinstall XLC if you would like to benefit this new functionallity. It was suggested in the XLC Forum by ExcelCalcs user JoeMiner. If you like his idea why not login and give him some Karma? 
Algebraic/Numeric Equation Cloning
The clone equation button is used to copy an 'algebraic' equation above
the currently selected cell to produce a 'numeric' equation. In the screenshot [Eqn.2] was cloned from [Eqn. 1] by selecting cell F5
and then clicking the 'Clone Equation' button on the XLC Toolbar. More...
If you have downloaded a calculation from the Repository we hope that
you will rate or review the calculation. We have tried to make it easy
to find the calculation in the repository by adding an ExcelCalcs
Repository Search Button. When the current cell is empty the ExcelCalcs Repository Search button opens the site and searches for the Excel file name. More...
Repository News
Two new fatigue calculations have been uploaded this week. It is very interesting to compare the two methods of calculating fatigue damage. Don't forget to rate the calculations and ask any questions using the Forum link on the Repository download page.
| Author JohnDoyle |  EC3 Fatigue Damage in Steel Welds.xls |
| Author JohnDoyle | BS7608 Fatigue Damage in Steel Welds.xls |
