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Posted by Jan van der Puil Posts 92 Registered at 2013-08-06 21:35:15	2020-12-21 11:57:58 - Excel for Graduate Dummies
	Here's my Excel workbook at https://mega.nz/fm/J5RXgaTQ for navigating the OD65 from the pre-AGL days. Mega is a free 50MB Cloud store from NZ. I'm just trying it out. Could be I need to share it with others case by case, but perhaps you can just pretend to be me - jan.vanderpuil@gmail.com with pw sa1lonl1ne. I still use this workbook and its many sisters if I'm sailing Qt-informed but 'by hand'. DON'T UPDATE LINKS, but do allow macro's. The tab PerfLoss works out PL solutions for you. The tabs vgprecis and vhprecis give you a read-out of your upwind, downwind and hopping angles. Click the button in cell B1 to toggle from up- to downwind and edit the TWA in cell B1 to pick up different hopping ranges. If you reduce your browser window by bringing in the left margin, you can check your angles as you race. The tab PerfLoss works out PL solutions for you. How you use that, and the other sheets (WhichEndAgain is quite good)I leave you to figure out yourself. Nothing is protected, so if you are going to use it, be sure to keep an original copy (which of course you can always go fetch at Mega). Clipping along
Posted by Jan van der Puil Posts 92 Registered at 2013-08-06 21:35:15	2020-12-21 12:33:09 - Re: Excel for Graduate Dummies
	https://mega.nz/C!kpg0UC4b I believe is 'the public content link' Clipping along
Posted by dikkehenk Posts 63 Registered at 2012-02-24 15:03:37	2020-12-22 11:02:03 - Re: Excel for Graduate Dummies
	this link works even better mega.nz/file/... _______ Shortened URL for formatting --- Last Edited by kroppyer-admin at 2021-01-29 10:10:59 ---

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