Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere. Takes several monthly recap workbooks (each with a "Beam Stress Combined" sheet, from the Beam Stress Recap Tool) and merges their summary tables into one Max/Min Axial recap across every load case, for the whole period. Only reads the small summary block near the top of each file — the bulk per-element data further down is skipped, so this stays fast even if each monthly file is huge.
1 · Input files
Click to choose, or drop your monthly recap files here
Add as many months as you like — .xls or .xlsx, each with a "Beam Stress Combined" sheet
How many rows from the top of each file to read. The summary table sits near the top
(right after the two-row header), so this doesn't need to cover the whole file — raise it
only if a file's summary table is unusually long and gets flagged as possibly truncated.
2 · What this does
- For each file: finds the "Beam Stress Combined" sheet and locates its Load Case / Max Axial / Elem @ Max / Min Axial / Elem @ Min summary block.
- Merges by Load Case name across every file — the same case name in more than one month (e.g. static loads like Self Weight) is combined by taking the max-of-maxes and min-of-mins, each keeping the Elem and source file it came from.
- Recomputes the overall Max/Min across every combined load case, plus a separate Max/Min restricted to moving-load cases (names starting
X12) — over the whole period, not just one month. - Writes one clean, formatted recap sheet with a Source column showing which month's file drove each max and min.
3 · Run
Waiting…
Each file is only read a few thousand rows deep, so even a dozen large monthly files should
combine in well under a minute.
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