Cam Lobe Specifications Compilation
04-13-2009, 07:20 AM
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Thanks! If you had nothing better to do, I wonder which of the most popular off the shelf cams are which lobes and list them as a master sticky? Sometimes it's not listed in advertising the cams.
04-20-2009, 11:28 AM
#27
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One suggestion. I made a change to your spreadsheet. I did not update the one you uploaded, but I would suggest you might consider this.
I would suggest freezing row 1 and 2. This way as you scroll down through the spreadsheet you know what each column is. The way to do this is to go highlight row 3, the go up to the window menu in excel, and click on Freeze pane.
But, this is great info, and I commend you for compiling it.
I would suggest freezing row 1 and 2. This way as you scroll down through the spreadsheet you know what each column is. The way to do this is to go highlight row 3, the go up to the window menu in excel, and click on Freeze pane.
But, this is great info, and I commend you for compiling it.
04-20-2009, 04:58 PM
#28
One suggestion. I made a change to your spreadsheet. I did not update the one you uploaded, but I would suggest you might consider this.
I would suggest freezing row 1 and 2. This way as you scroll down through the spreadsheet you know what each column is. The way to do this is to go highlight row 3, the go up to the window menu in excel, and click on Freeze pane.
But, this is great info, and I commend you for compiling it.
I would suggest freezing row 1 and 2. This way as you scroll down through the spreadsheet you know what each column is. The way to do this is to go highlight row 3, the go up to the window menu in excel, and click on Freeze pane.
But, this is great info, and I commend you for compiling it.
I figure most people will reformat and filter the data to their liking, so I didn't spend a whole lot of time making it asthetically appealing.
