stickboy1375
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- Litchfield, CT
Does anybody have a program for doing residental service calculations? I just wanna be able to punch in my #'s and come up with a service load... thanks
mdshunk said:I guess that spreadsheet has been available on this site for many, many years: http://www.mikeholt.com/documents/calculations/formulas/ResidentialLoadCalculations.xls
infinity said:The one that MD posted isn't very good since it requires you to include as part of the calculation an electric range. There are commercially available calculators that you can find on the Internet. However, you will probably have to pay for them.
stickboy1375 said:It's fine for what I needed the program for...
mdshunk said:If you want to unprotect that spreadsheet, I hacked the password years ago. It is AABBAABAABAG (all caps). That way, you can back out the electric range if you don't need it.
mdshunk said:If you want to unprotect that spreadsheet, I hacked the password years ago. It is AABBAABAABAG (all caps). That way, you can back out the electric range if you don't need it.
My version of that spreadsheet doesn't resemble the original code much by now. It's pretty custom at this point. It's been tweaked off and on for the last 5 years or so. My next revision will have it making a material list.infinity said:Thanks for the tip. The range part of the calculator made it rather worthless for this area. Almost every dwelling uses gas.
mdshunk said:My version of that spreadsheet doesn't resemble the original code much by now. It's pretty custom at this point. It's been tweaked off and on for the last 5 years or so. My next revision will have it making a material list.
Many people don't know this, but that password was actually typed during a heart defibrillation. True story.mdshunk said:If you want to unprotect that spreadsheet, I hacked the password years ago. It is AABBAABAABAG (all caps).
Trevorinfinity said:Thanks for the tip. The range part of the calculator made it rather worthless for this area. Almost every dwelling uses gas.