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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Golfbuddy on 14 November 2007, 11:18:49
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Just for the interest of those who enjoy statistics, and it is a well known fact that 74% of the population do, there is now quite a bit of data in the Omega Data Spreadsheet (http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=phH9jJ7FuSBeEt5Enh48DSg&hl=en_GB#).
A little titbit:
Of the 42 cars that are listed, they have done a combined mileage of 4,173,036 miles at an average of 101,781 per vehicle.
The average age of our Omegas is 7.91 years and our average annual mileage is 12,842.
For those of you who aren't totally familiar with the ways of this type of spreadsheet, on some cells you will now see a little orange tab in the corner. If you hover the cursor over the cell a note will appear giving details of an edit or some extra info relating to the data in that cell. Hopefully, by using this facility, it will allow us to keep the data in a standard format. For those who are familiar with Excel, the comment moves with the data and doesn't stay locked to the cell reference.
I have added another sheet which is for recording specific consumption figures, so if you do a long motorway run for instance, it would be possible for others to compare their consumption over a given period at an average speed.
Hope people are finding this of interest. :)
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Just for the interest of those who enjoy statistics, and it is a well known fact that 74% of the population do, there is now quite a bit of data in the Omega Data Spreadsheet (http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=phH9jJ7FuSBeEt5Enh48DSg&hl=en_GB#).
A little titbit:
Of the 42 cars that are listed, they have done a combined mileage of 4,173,036 miles at an average of 101,781 per vehicle.
The average age of our Omegas is 7.91 years and our average annual mileage is 12,842.
For those of you who aren't totally familiar with the ways of this type of spreadsheet, on some cells you will now see a little orange tab in the corner. If you hover the cursor over the cell a note will appear giving details of an edit or some extra info relating to the data in that cell. Hopefully, by using this facility, it will allow us to keep the data in a standard format. For those who are familiar with Excel, the comment moves with the data and doesn't stay locked to the cell reference.
I have added another sheet which is for recording specific consumption figures, so if you do a long motorway run for instance, it would be possible for others to compare their consumption over a given period at an average speed.
Hope people are finding this of interest. :)
You have too much time on your hands.. :D ;)
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Just for the interest of those who enjoy statistics, and it is a well known fact that 74% of the population do, there is now quite a bit of data in the Omega Data Spreadsheet (http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=phH9jJ7FuSBeEt5Enh48DSg&hl=en_GB#).
A little titbit:
Of the 42 cars that are listed, they have done a combined mileage of 4,173,036 miles at an average of 101,781 per vehicle.
The average age of our Omegas is 7.91 years and our average annual mileage is 12,842.
For those of you who aren't totally familiar with the ways of this type of spreadsheet, on some cells you will now see a little orange tab in the corner. If you hover the cursor over the cell a note will appear giving details of an edit or some extra info relating to the data in that cell. Hopefully, by using this facility, it will allow us to keep the data in a standard format. For those who are familiar with Excel, the comment moves with the data and doesn't stay locked to the cell reference.
I have added another sheet which is for recording specific consumption figures, so if you do a long motorway run for instance, it would be possible for others to compare their consumption over a given period at an average speed.
Hope people are finding this of interest. :)
I have too much time on my hands.. :D ;)
Go and do some work then. :D :D :D
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Just for the interest of those who enjoy statistics, and it is a well known fact that 74% of the population do, there is now quite a bit of data in the Omega Data Spreadsheet (http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=phH9jJ7FuSBeEt5Enh48DSg&hl=en_GB#).
A little titbit:
Of the 42 cars that are listed, they have done a combined mileage of 4,173,036 miles at an average of 101,781 per vehicle.
The average age of our Omegas is 7.91 years and our average annual mileage is 12,842.
For those of you who aren't totally familiar with the ways of this type of spreadsheet, on some cells you will now see a little orange tab in the corner. If you hover the cursor over the cell a note will appear giving details of an edit or some extra info relating to the data in that cell. Hopefully, by using this facility, it will allow us to keep the data in a standard format. For those who are familiar with Excel, the comment moves with the data and doesn't stay locked to the cell reference.
I have added another sheet which is for recording specific consumption figures, so if you do a long motorway run for instance, it would be possible for others to compare their consumption over a given period at an average speed.
Hope people are finding this of interest. :)
I have too much time on my hands.. :D ;)
Go and do some work then. :D :D :D
I will when you will :D
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Just for the interest of those who enjoy statistics, and it is a well known fact that 74% of the population do, there is now quite a bit of data in the Omega Data Spreadsheet (http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=phH9jJ7FuSBeEt5Enh48DSg&hl=en_GB#).
A little titbit:
Of the 42 cars that are listed, they have done a combined mileage of 4,173,036 miles at an average of 101,781 per vehicle.
The average age of our Omegas is 7.91 years and our average annual mileage is 12,842.
For those of you who aren't totally familiar with the ways of this type of spreadsheet, on some cells you will now see a little orange tab in the corner. If you hover the cursor over the cell a note will appear giving details of an edit or some extra info relating to the data in that cell. Hopefully, by using this facility, it will allow us to keep the data in a standard format. For those who are familiar with Excel, the comment moves with the data and doesn't stay locked to the cell reference.
I have added another sheet which is for recording specific consumption figures, so if you do a long motorway run for instance, it would be possible for others to compare their consumption over a given period at an average speed.
Hope people are finding this of interest. :)
I have too much time on my hands.. :D ;)
Go and do some work then. :D :D :D
I will when you will :D
Looks like we're both getting paid for sitting on our arses and OOFing around. ;D
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Looking good :y
Should mature nicely that
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Looking good :y
Should mature nicely that
Unlike me and Spongebob. ::)
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Just for the interest of those who enjoy statistics, and it is a well known fact that 74% of the population do, there is now quite a bit of data in the Omega Data Spreadsheet (http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=phH9jJ7FuSBeEt5Enh48DSg&hl=en_GB#).
A little titbit:
Of the 42 cars that are listed, they have done a combined mileage of 4,173,036 miles at an average of 101,781 per vehicle.
The average age of our Omegas is 7.91 years and our average annual mileage is 12,842.
For those of you who aren't totally familiar with the ways of this type of spreadsheet, on some cells you will now see a little orange tab in the corner. If you hover the cursor over the cell a note will appear giving details of an edit or some extra info relating to the data in that cell. Hopefully, by using this facility, it will allow us to keep the data in a standard format. For those who are familiar with Excel, the comment moves with the data and doesn't stay locked to the cell reference.
I have added another sheet which is for recording specific consumption figures, so if you do a long motorway run for instance, it would be possible for others to compare their consumption over a given period at an average speed.
Hope people are finding this of interest. :)
Think I can bump those numbers up a little.
2002 petrol elite 3.2 172000+
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Just for the interest of those who enjoy statistics, and it is a well known fact that 74% of the population do, there is now quite a bit of data in the Omega Data Spreadsheet (http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=phH9jJ7FuSBeEt5Enh48DSg&hl=en_GB#).
A little titbit:
Of the 42 cars that are listed, they have done a combined mileage of 4,173,036 miles at an average of 101,781 per vehicle.
The average age of our Omegas is 7.91 years and our average annual mileage is 12,842.
For those of you who aren't totally familiar with the ways of this type of spreadsheet, on some cells you will now see a little orange tab in the corner. If you hover the cursor over the cell a note will appear giving details of an edit or some extra info relating to the data in that cell. Hopefully, by using this facility, it will allow us to keep the data in a standard format. For those who are familiar with Excel, the comment moves with the data and doesn't stay locked to the cell reference.
I have added another sheet which is for recording specific consumption figures, so if you do a long motorway run for instance, it would be possible for others to compare their consumption over a given period at an average speed.
Hope people are finding this of interest. :)
Think I can bump those numbers up a little.
2002 petrol elite 3.2 172000+
PM sent. :y
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I can also probably most likely contribute to this with my Elite :)
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just had a look but im not on there.
elite 3.o ltr v6 auto on 94k
If some body know how to add me to the list it would be grand thank you.
:y
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I can also probably most likely contribute to this with my Elite :)
Just PM me your email address so that you can be added to the list of collaborators. :y
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just had a look but im not on there.
elite 3.o ltr v6 auto on 94k
If some body know how to add me to the list it would be grand thank you.
:y
Email sent. :y
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PM sent :y
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Interesting ;)
jamie
:) ;) 8-) :y
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Just filled in remaining data :y
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Added :)
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it would be interesting to see how many autos compared to man as i thought there would be more man/boxes but looks like more autos at the mo :o
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it would be interesting to see how many autos compared to man as i thought there would be more man/boxes but looks like more autos at the mo :o
Currently, 21 Autos 10 manuals and 3 undecided. :-/
Keep the data coming. :y
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Waiting for more info :-/
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I still can't add anything :-/
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I still can't add anything :-/
Are you logging in under the 'googlemail' email address you sent me? :-?
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I still can't add anything :-/
Are you logging in under the 'googlemail' email address you sent me? :-?
PM sent...
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I still can't add anything :-/
Are you logging in under the 'googlemail' email address you sent me? :-?
PM sent...
Me too. :y
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BvGB, would it be worth adding a sheet that list major components and the time at which they were replaced/failed
Eg. ABS ecu, Oil cooler, AR25's Cats, exhausts, you get the idea
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BvGB, would it be worth adding a sheet that list major components and the time at which they were replaced/failed
Eg. ABS ecu, Oil cooler, AR25's Cats, exhausts, you get the idea
There's a worksheet as "Serviced Parts" ..Really detailed..
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BvGB, would it be worth adding a sheet that list major components and the time at which they were replaced/failed
Eg. ABS ecu, Oil cooler, AR25's Cats, exhausts, you get the idea
Have you been sniffing too much LPG? As Cem says, it's already there. ;)
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BvGB, would it be worth adding a sheet that list major components and the time at which they were replaced/failed
Eg. ABS ecu, Oil cooler, AR25's Cats, exhausts, you get the idea
Have you been sniffing too much LPG? As Cem says, it's already there. ;)
[smiley=dankk2.gif] i missed that, :-[