Excel Training for Engineers Part 1

[@ShayanAsim]

This is exactly how Engineering examples should be taught! Thank you for the amazing tutorial.

[@heroicexecutive2025]

Thank you for using an actual engineering example instead of blandly going through the functions - this is awesome!

[@satyamsharma-qm4yb]

I am a mechanical engineer and i also see senior engineers at my company doing excel and I feel that I am not good for the job. so I am watching this tutorial outside office hrs to learn and engineer it fast and smartly.

[@NUDiamond1511]

Thanks, Charlie! I shared your presentation with all my young engineers at my office. I'm so accustomed to just doing the work myself, that its hard for me to sit down in the mentoring capacity and go through things with them in a one on one environment all the time. Your presentation allows them to work along with you as you demonstrate the building of the particular formula. I am so thankful for coming across your page.

[@EngineerExcel]

You're welcome Marvin! So glad I was able to help.

[@christophertomasi7009]

Thank you so much for making these videos. I'm a senior in mechanical engineering trying to teach myself Excel for an internship this summer. Unfortunately, none of my college courses teach Excel, and I've heard from many in the industry that Excel is often used in engineering. I really appreciate it!

[@jordanquimby5637]

Fantastic! This is incredibly useful as I head into my senior year of chemical engineering! Thanks!

[@blenderhander9485]

I was searching for the use of Excel for engineering purposes and by watching your video my search is completed. Thank you and keep making these videos.

[@EngineerExcel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mrjunho9818]

Why would you stop making more videos? We need more content like this! it's very selfish of you to keep all this knowledge for yourself. X )

[@noblethomas1995]

pls put up the other parts as well...part 1 was just amazing! cheers brother :)

[@florentinocervantes7017]

Its a great idea knowing excel application in engineering calculations. Thank you Charlie Young.

[@LT72884]

This is the stuff i am wanting to learn now before i graduate. I LOVE my classes, but i need to learn some more practical outside examples. Machine design was one of my favorite subjects. I want to learn more of using excell for engineering, not just numerical methods and solving for eulers method. But i want to actually do things like this

[@1Whywouldicare]

I am not engineering yet but thank you for an amazing tutorial now I know what to expect in real life as engineer.

[@JWu-jt7fz]

Thank you! Oh goodness my lecturer screwed us with the design calculations of speed reducers. This helps a lot!

[@juansaenz4904]

Wonderful. Thank you so much Charlie Young to share all the functions that most of engineers don´t know yet, what you explained it is very useful for me since I´m solving chemical engineering problems and I´m trying to improve my skills in Excel as well. Saludos!

[@anwerosama94]

Thank you so much. This channel is exactly I was looking for.

[@ramgovindsingh2390]

Thank you . One of the best video lessons of excel I have seen.

[@jerryjamesegwu]

Exquisite presentation. Keep it up.

[@salmanalimohammad3489]

Greatly appreciate your work sir.. Thanks for taking the time to help us out have been a subscriber but haven't really learned and applied these excel trainings which I am now working towards doing.

[@goldenoreo9171]

I just wanna use these basics to make a spreadsheet for my investments man. It's working out great so far, thanks!

[@tahy59]

why dont you post more videos?

[@alvarodiegodiazhernandez2536]

Thanks for sharing this kind of content which will help you a lot to develop our engineering projects.

[@ulianaignatovich4252]

Thanks for video. I'using the excel frequently. The convert function is great for me.

[@teferizeleke1611]

thank you sir.......i am expecting for part two...when???

[@mostafaatallah7001]

Thank you so much for the video, and I really need the other two parts please where I can find them ??

[@jessenabors4572]

I have excel 2007 and when trying to formulate min and max pressure it doesn't recognize megapascals MPa as you show in your formulae

[@Wander.Fleaux.Productions]

This is so helpful! Thank you!

[@connor4889]

Hey where my Gonzaga University bois at? Hello Professor Dorie!

[@basedcreations9189]

What is the software used for those nice 2D drawings?

[@davidmarkdiaz864]

good day sir i am working in the basic screening in excel and now i am in process optimization, however optimization is such complicated to understand, i mean i want to know how to used excel for it. Thank you!!!

[@muddassirahmad5425]

How we can use the value in a cell from one sheet to the other cell in other sheet in same file ?

[@thirteenth3028]

Youre an absolute hero

[@rezasaidi6973]

It is very good. I like to use the tool for Gage R and R.

[@lolipanda2763]

Do u have any channel suggestion for Civil engineers?

[@satydevnegi5454]

I found this video awesome, thank you

[@markramseyp.e.9567]

Great. What authoring/screen capturing software did you produce this with? Thanks!

[@EngineerExcel]

Hi Mark. I use Camtasia

[@DarkSide-yn3sp]

bruh, I'm about to go into college, from high school, planing on being one of the best aerospace engineers.... I'm I am lost in the first 5 minutes, and we haven't even dived into excel... got a lot of work to do

[@desb8895]

XxDarkSidexX I could barely do algebra when I started college but now I’m a senior electrical engineer student. study hard and you’ll make it.

[@williamhensley8322]

It kind of assumes that you've already graduated with a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or something like that and you've been exposed to a class that I believe is commonly called "machine elements" where you go through the theoretical knowledge to solve problems like this.

[@nabihafezai6403]

Very useful tutorial thank you very much !

[@NuaSOU]

This is so helpful for me, thank you so mucho!!!!!!

[@CNCPRINTBLOGSPOT]

very good showcase! thx

[@mshafi95]

Simply Amazing

[@muazzamfaizan2398]

Really helpful! Thank for sharing it

[@POLMAZURKA]

PICTURE NOT CLEAR...............

[@bestcakesdesign]

Can any body help?

[@apurbaadak2153]

Sir, please share how did you create the diagram in this spread sheet

[@marekherda5420]

I was wandering about this as well

[@pazolini07]

Any clues ?

[@JohnFekoloid]

Just draw in autocad or any other image software. Copy image and paste on Excel sheet.

[@POLMAZURKA]

HOW TO DO, EG., Y =W CUBED IN EXCELL ?WHERE IS THE POWER BUTTON?

[@JohnFekoloid]

Shift 5. To get ^ symbol. That is power button. Power to anything. X^Y.

[@abdullahnaeem490]

Very Helpful. Thanks

[@RenegadeFury]

well that's a big tease

[@mnh6276]

2nd video please

[@Engr-Hassanshehwarshah]

SIr please make more video now this time make video on fatigue Analysis

[@alexlam2806]

Where could i find part 2?

[@MrDanjsan]

Alex Lam It'll come out right after Half Life 3, just wait.

[@salmanahmed9056]

thank you sir idk why my uni prefer minitab instead of excel

[@BlakeCreate]

😱🙏🏼 This is amazing!!!

[@AvantGrade]

why don't just use MapleSoft ?

[@tracewalker4963]

Finally!

[@Mustafa-zn9lv]

Usefull...

[@dchsj]

Thank you so much

[@alcide.velasquez3857]

Honestly i never think that i can use this software like that...

[@cengizerol9256]

everyting that i need :) thx

[@himanshusharma4687]

Damn helpful 👍

[@اسعد-س3ل]

U r genius

[@engmohamedsoliman7904]

thanks

[@amarkherbachi1767]

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