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fxRender v3 beta

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for Excel 2003

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Designed for Microsoft Excel®
on Windows.



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Formula Render (fxRender™) is a new way to visualise Microsoft Excel® formulas.

Uses include:

  • Document and Audit calculations with beautiful coloured equations that present your calculations in a clear and concise format.
  • Find Errors with a structured view of the variables and values used in formulae.
  • Publish equations to other applications and websites.

Example fxRender use. Link to image: <img src="http://www.codecogs.com/img_1"/>

History

Version 3 (2013)

The first version that can operate entirely offline using our new equation rendering system developed specifically for Windows. This makes fxRender substantially faster and opens up a range of new possibilities. Most other features of the add-in have been enhanced, with a great deal of attention attributed to improving usability. Furthermore Number Find and Text Find capabilities have been added to help find hidden constants within formulas.

  • v3 Alpha - First release used across our test community (August 2012)
  • v3 Beta - First release for public testing (15 November 2012)
  • v3.0.4.x beta - Official release (22 February 2013)
  • v3.0.5.x beta - Better support for EMF formating, including vertical alignment of rendered equations.
  • v3.0.7.x beta - Improved installer.

Version 2 (2011)

The first version written in C#, with separate installations for Excel 2003, 2007 and 2010. Functionality was greatly enhanced, in particular there was no limitation on formula length. A range of alternative methods for representing ranges and matrices were also introduced.

  • v2 Alpha - (February 2011)
  • v2.1.1.0 - Release Candidate 1 (20 June 2011)
  • v2.1.2.0 - Support for International languages (25 June 2011)
  • v2.1.2.1 - Fix for International usage, where 'comma' is used in place of 'point' in real numbers (7 August 2011)

Version 1 (2010)

The first version to demonstrate the concept and approach. This solution was powered by the CodeCogs Equation Editor, through web-link, and was implemented in VBA.

Future Developments

The following developments are planned:

  • Support for a wider range of offline fonts.
  • Improved online equation rendering, particularly for EMF format. And better support for international characters.
  • VBA solution that can be used in Office 2011 for the Apple Mac. Though we are waiting to see how Office 2013 operates on the Mac.