Good Book on Engineering Equations in Excel 2010

[DM2]

Does anyone have a good reference for a book with good engineering formals for Excel 2010?

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DM

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[IRstuff]

How do engineering equations differ in Excel?

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[DM2]

I had a book for Excel version 2003 aimed strictly at engineering. It had a good deal of information on equations, notations, using the Excel "Solver" add-in and focused on functions that would be used more for engineering. It attempted to narrow the gap between Excel and programs like MatLab. I can't find the book anymore and figured there would have been an update for 2010.

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DM

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[MintJulep]

It's not a book, but frequent poster here IDS maintains a blogish thing.

http://newtonexcelbach.wordpress.com/downloads/

 

[IDS]

I have Excel for Scientists and Engineers by Joseph Bilo, which is pretty good, and still available.

A search on that brought up several other similar titles, which I know nothing about:

http://www.amazon.com/Excel-Scientists-Engineers-Numerical-Methods/dp/0471387347

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