Very simple level schemes in Excel
I worked out a very quick and easy way to generate level schemes in Excel, based on a query from one of the other students in the group. Normally I would resort to something like the astonishing TikZ for this sort of task, however our group is very much a Microsoft Office 'What You See Is A Metaphor For…
This is the first time I reblog a post from a fellow computational chemist and the reason why I do it is because of its beautiful simplicity and usefulness. Given the scope this blog has taken I think this post becomes most appropriate. This post will show you how to create an energy level diagram using nothing but MS Excel.
Kudos to 'Eutactic', from Australia, for coming up with a nice solution to this problem. Check out his blog at eutactic.wordpress.com.
Thanks for letting me repost it :)
Posted on June 13, 2012, in Blogging, Computational Chemistry, Models, Software, Theoretical Chemistry, Tricks, Visualization, White papers and tagged Blog, Computational Chemistry, Diagram, Energy levels, Models, Plot, Software, Tricks, white papers. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Wow!!, this is awesome!!…and beautifully useful, thanks for reposting it (or however it had to be written…haha)
Now I just need to discover how I use it with my results…haha