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I learned how to use Excel 97 to solve the Q(V) problems
(see below). .... IT AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE AND
FOR THAT REASON IT IS A GOOD IDEA TO USE IT IN TEACHING.
At the end of iterations I have potentials
displayed in all cells (with respect to my rectangular enclosure).
What I would like to do, but do not know how, is use colors
to identify potentials
1) My "universe" consists of cells from A1 to Z26. Why not?
2) I begin by populating all cells with zeros.
3) The formula =(B1+B3+A1+A3)/4 is entered into cell B2
Suppose I am interested in distribution of potentials
between two plates of unequal size, one at V=0 (left)
and one at V=99 (right).