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Tips & Notes

• If you need exact results then you may want to use the MathExact function instead of the Math function. MathExact preserves integer and fractional answers, whereas Math returns floating point numbers whenever possible.
• Work downwards in the worksheet, rather that sideways.
• To avoid notational problems choose the same standard in both Mathematica and in Excel, e.g. American notation in both systems. This is controlled from the Microsoft Windows Control Panel.
• Click on the "Mathematica Add-On Libraries" icon and the Derivatives Expert Library shows up with the packages being listed on the right hand side of the window. The "Summary" states: "No Summary Available", even though there is a Summary in each package. The reason for this is probably that the packages are encoded. This may be corrected with a future version.
• The information is missing in the Excel Wizard for some of the options for specific objects and functions of Derivatives Expert, as these options are inherited from other objects or functions within Derivatives Expert. This does not necessarily mean that there are no options available for the object or function. Please always check with the Derivatives Expert notebook documentation.
• In step 2 of the "Mathematica Function Wizard" the "Select Prototype" shows all function information of the form "Head[ arg1, arg2,...]". Not all function information in Derivatives Expert has this form. Therefore please check the Derivatives Expert notebook documentation to see the available function prototypes.