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In a previous post we noted the increasing importance of biologics as therapeutic agents, with 37% of the drugs approved by the FDA in 2017 being biologic entities. A recent article in Chemical & ...
ChemDraw includes an Excel add-in — but you have to tell Excel that you want to use it! This video provides a step-by-step demonstration of installing ChemDraw into MicroSoft Excel, including the following lessons: On Excel's "Tools" menu, select "Add-ins" and turn on ChemOffice or ChemDraw. In Excel, chemically-intelligent spreadsheets include a menu item like "ChemOffice11" right next to the "Window" menu. To create chemical spreadsheets, use menu item "New ChemOffice Worksheet" instead of "File > New > Worksheet". To identify chemical spreadsheets, the Excel worksheet name is "ChemOffice1" instead of "Sheet1". When using chemical spreadsheets, molecular structures are embedded within cells, instead of "floating" above cells. A new set of "ChemDraw Functions" appears on the "Insert Function" list, alongside "Financial" and "Statisitical" functions. ChemDraw Functions include chemical analysis, property predictions, molecular topology, and SMILES conversions. View this Feature Clip and download a sample spreadsheet to learn more! Click here to update your profile.
View this Feature Clip and download a sample spreadsheet to learn more!
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