Lambda Manager

SI-unit versions of the Petroleum Office functions — browse them, then add them to your workbook as named formulas.

Engineering Calculations in SI Units

Petroleum Office functions expect field units. Each lambda takes SI inputs, calls the matching function underneath, and hands back an SI result — so you stop converting on every call.

Named After the Function

Predictable naming

  • Every lambda is its function's name with .SI appended
  • Same arguments, same order, SI units
  • Same correlation — only the unit handling moves

Add to Your Workbook

Stored as a defined name

  • One click adds it to the active workbook
  • Appears in Excel's Name Manager
  • Conflicts are listed before anything is written

Browse by Discipline

Curated hierarchy

  • Tree view grouped by engineering discipline
  • Flat list and search for a known term
  • Formula, parameters and workflow shown per lambda

In Excel: Ribbon Access

Open the Lambda Manager from the Petroleum Office ribbon to browse the catalog and add lambdas without leaving Excel.

The Library group on the Petroleum Office ribbon, with the Functions, Lambdas and Blueprints buttons
Screenshot: Ribbon → Library → Lambdas button

Click Lambdas in the Library group to open the manager

The Library pane in Excel with the Lambdas tab in front, showing a lambda's parameters with their SI units and the LAMBDA formula that wraps the field-unit function
Screenshot: Lambda Manager pane with formula and parameters

Browse the tree, read the formula, then add it to your workbook

Online: Browse Anytime

Explore the full lambda catalog on the web — read each formula and its parameters before you open Excel.

Lambda Catalog

Browse all lambdas online

  • Grouped by engineering discipline
  • Filter by tags and categories
  • See the SI units each one expects

Lambda Details

Full info per lambda

  • The complete LAMBDA definition
  • Parameters with their SI units
  • The function it wraps