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  1. Hi,
    Experiencing some difficulties getting things going. Get the following message when double-clicking on ADDIN and clicking “Enable this add-on for this session only”:

    “The file format and extension of ‘xDGA.ADDIN64.xll’ don’t match. The file could be corrupted or unsafe. Unless you trust its source, don’t open it. Do you want to open it anyway?”

    1. Author

      You must have the 32-bit version of Office installed. Try the other version “xDGA.ADDIN.xll”

  2. Thanks a lot! very useful tool, have been using it for some analysis here in Colombia and It has saved us a lot of time. Have you considered including the interpretation according to the IEEE C57.104-2019 Standard?

    1. Author

      Hi Kevin,

      Thank you for your comment. I’m glad it’s proven to be useful to you.

      I started development of the IEEE C57 104 (https://github.com/NovaEnergyConsulting/xDGA/tree/IEEE_C57_104) branch sometime ago but didn’t continue with it.

      I hope I can spend some time in the future to include this and other interpretation standards and techniques.

      Cheers,
      Carlos

  3. Hi, I am unable to run the calculator with error “#NAME?”. I have set the folder which contains the add-ins xll file in Excel’s trusted locations, and managed to add the add-ins in Active Application. Please assist.

    1. Author

      Hi,

      This error is generated by Excel when the formula is not recognised. It happens when the xDGA library has not loaded.

      The solution is to open the Excel workbook where you are doing your calculations and then “open” the xDGA library by double-clicking on the DLL file. It is likely that you don’t notice any immediate change. You can press the [F9] key on your keyboard to force Excel to refresh the formulas on your workbook.

      It should all work after this. Let us know if you still have any issues.

      Cheers

      1. Hi, I have tried the F9 key and the problem still persist. I am using 64bit version by the way. I tried it on a fresh Excel sheet with no positive outcome.

        1. Author

          Hi,

          Have you opened the DLL before pressing [F9]? Also, ensure the functions in the formulas have the correct spelling.

          It might be more efficient if you send the file you are using to diagnose the issue

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