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    The document contains complex Excel formulas for calculating wind loads on a tracker row setup. It uses INDEX and MATCH functions to look up values from a 'TRACKER ROW SETUP' sheet based on row and column matches. It then performs calculations using those lookup values along with other named constants like chord length, velocity pressure, and sin/cos functions of angles to calculate force components Vx, Vy, and Mz.

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    The document contains complex Excel formulas for calculating wind loads on a tracker row setup. It uses INDEX and MATCH functions to look up values from a 'TRACKER ROW SETUP' sheet based on row and column matches. It then performs calculations using those lookup values along with other named constants like chord length, velocity pressure, and sin/cos functions of angles to calculate force components Vx, Vy, and Mz.

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    CW6

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    The document contains complex Excel formulas for calculating wind loads on a tracker row setup. It uses INDEX and MATCH functions to look up values from a 'TRACKER ROW SETUP' sheet based on row and column matches. It then performs calculations using those lookup values along with other named constants like chord length, velocity pressure, and sin/cos functions of angles to calculate force components Vx, Vy, and Mz.

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    $CW6="Mz",(INDUX('TRACKER ROW SETUP'!

    $FP$5:$FP$36, MATCH($CX6, 'TRACKER ROW


    SETUP'!$FL$5:$FL$36, 0)) * (CHORD_LENGTH_FT^2 * ($DB6/12)) *
    ASCE_VELOCITY_PRESSURE_PRE_STOW__qz * 12 / 1000)*$DW6,TRUE, 0),0)

    =IFERROR(IFS($DW8="Vx", (INDEX('TRACKER ROW SETUP'!


    $HP$5:$HT$72,MATCH(EB$6,'TRACKER ROW SETUP'!$GV$5:$GV$72, 0),
    MATCH(DZ$6,'TRACKER ROW SETUP'!$HP$4:$HT$4, 0)) * SIN(RADIANS($DW$5)) *
    CHORD_LENGTH_FT * (ED$6/12) * ASCE_VELOCITY_PRESSURE_PRE_STOW__qz/ 1000),
    $DW8="Vy", (-INDEX('TRACKER ROW SETUP'!$HP$5:$HT$72,MATCH(EB$6,'TRACKER ROW
    SETUP'!$GV$5:$GV$72, 0), MATCH(DZ$6,'TRACKER ROW SETUP'!$HP$4:$HT$4, 0)) *
    COS(RADIANS($DW$5)) * CHORD_LENGTH_FT * (ED$6/12) *
    ASCE_VELOCITY_PRESSURE_PRE_STOW__qz / 1000) ),$DW8="Mz", (-INDEX('TRACKER ROW
    SETUP'!$HP$5:$HT$72,MATCH(EB$6,'TRACKER ROW SETUP'!$GV$5:$GV$72, 0),
    MATCH(DZ$6,'TRACKER ROW SETUP'!$HP$4:$HT$4, 0)) * COS(RADIANS($DW$5)) *
    CHORD_LENGTH_FT ^2* (ED$6/12) * ASCE_VELOCITY_PRESSURE_PRE_STOW__qz /
    1000),TRUE, 0),0)

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