Spreadsheet Calculator 2012 - insert formula

Spreadsheet Calculator 2012 - insert formula

Romanich
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Spreadsheet Calculator 2012 - insert formula

Romanich
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Hello there!

A problem occurred when trying to do one simple thing: insert formula with section info data.

sc_q1.png

 

sc_q2.png

 

Also I attached file. Thank you in advance!

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Most likely the section you try to import is not correctly recognized. Could you check if you have the same situation using e.g. HEA100 from one of the standard Robot section databases? Could you attach the Robot file you import bar 3 from please?



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Romanich
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Dear Artur, thank you for your attention.

I found what the problem. This is bug. Just see picture:

SC insert formula bug.png

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Please send me the rtd file. I would like to have a look at this issue. What is the section database you used - in case it is the user attach it as well. Thank you.



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Romanich
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I attached rtd file.

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Accepted solution

Please use H (height) and B (width) for concrete sections but D and BF for steel ones. This is how these section parameters are defined in Robot API.

 

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Romanich
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Solution is manual correction of parameter?

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Currently yes, as only one type of the predefined formula is available in SC.

 

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Artur Kosakowski
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