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Combinations Algorithm
Documentation and coding for the generation of combinations
This project comprises documentation and VBA programming code in respect of a combinations algorithm that I have written. The algorithm is in the Excel file named Combinations.xlsm and the documentation that explains how to use interface and execution of the algorithm is in the pdf file called Combinations.pdf You will need to enable macros in Excel in order to run the algorithm. -
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Build & Lexigraphical Permutations
Documentation of two types of permutation algorithms
...You will need to enable macros to run the algorithms. You can view the VBA code of each algorithm from the developer module house inside Microsoft Excel. The lexigraphical algorithm is faster because it supports multi-threading. -
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TCL TK VBA geolog code writer
VBA add-in for writing TCL/TK code blocks
TCL/TK is a rapid development scripting language but it's not object orientated. So instead of having classes and objects I wrote this program to generate blocks of commonly used geolog TCL/TK code. It automatically generates blocks of Tcl Puts code, Mui Dialog Boxes and Mui Selection Boxes from UNIX flat ascii files. To run the program load the XLA file into Excel then press CTRL + T to fire up the form. If your ascii files are in DOS rather than UNIX format you will not be able to...
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