Product Guides
How-to guides for using Petroleum Office features and tools
11 guides
Getting Started with Petroleum Office
Step-by-step guide to installing Petroleum Office, exploring the ribbon, and using your first Excel function for petroleum engineering calculations.
Function Naming Conventions in Petroleum Office
Guide to understanding the dot-separated naming convention used by Petroleum Office Excel functions, including categories, properties, qualifiers, and author names.
Using Array Functions in Petroleum Office
Tutorial on using Petroleum Office functions that return multiple values using Excel's dynamic array (spill range) feature.
Using Blueprints in Petroleum Office
Guide to browsing, inserting, and using blueprints — reusable Excel worksheet templates with pre-built petroleum engineering calculations.
Unit Conversion in Petroleum Office
Complete guide to using Petroleum Office unit converter for converting between 1500+ petroleum engineering units including pressure, temperature, volume, and flow rates.
Import Eclipse Result Files In Excel
Tutorial on importing Eclipse reservoir simulator output files into Excel using Petroleum Office toolbox for analysis and visualization.
How To Use Case Generation
Step-by-step guide to using the Petroleum Office Case Generator tool to batch-create simulation input files from Excel templates with token replacement.
How To Use Petroleum Office Addin Functions From VBA
Learn how to call Petroleum Office functions from VBA macros in Excel with code examples and best practices for automation.
Import LAS Files In Excel
Tutorial on importing LAS well log files (v2.0 and v3.0) into Excel using Petroleum Office for petrophysical analysis and visualization.
Troubleshooting Common Errors in Petroleum Office
Solutions for common Excel errors when using Petroleum Office functions, including #NAME?, #VALUE!, #NUM!, #N/A, and #SPILL! errors.
Migrating Functions from v1.8 to v2.0
Reference for upgrading Excel workbooks from Petroleum Office v1.8 to v2.0. Maps all 213 old UDFs to their new dotted-namespace equivalents and flags parameter reorders and unit changes that silently affect results.
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