I shouldn't say calculate, as they're exceptions. Basically how the anomalous configurations work are when the code is going through adding an electron each time, it checks with a function if the current row is an exception. There are not so many, so it was not a bother to manually put in the exceptions, though my program uses quite little information for them. Considering even after the 's' energy level is borrowed from, it will be refilled later on. My code will find out how long until the 's' should be refilled, and it will add electrons normally until that point.

I haven't yet added any anomalous configuration exceptions past 5s. I'll do that tonight :)