Cut & Paste from Excel Test
- Thread starter ZeeOSix
- Start date
Code:
Temperature 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100
SAE 0W-20 330.21 240.33 178.86 135.85 105.1 82.71 66.1 53.58 44 36.57 30.72 26.07 22.34 19.3 16.81 14.74 13.02 11.57 10.35 9.3 8.4
SAE 5W-20 362.74 259.57 190.29 142.59 109.01 84.87 67.18 53.99 44 36.32 30.33 25.6 21.82 18.77 16.28 14.23 12.53 11.1 9.9 8.88 8^^^ Kind of
CleanSump
Site Donor 2026
How about taking the lazy way and just posting a screenshot?
CleanSump
Site Donor 2026
I see said the guy with the poor suggestion.
There's all kinds of different insert functions on this board for data like that, but I've rarely played around with them.
CleanSump
Site Donor 2026
Have your tried attaching the file? If you only want a section of the spreadsheet you could save a copy and then edit out what you don't want to show. Just guessing, I haven't done it on this board.
Oil Temperature (deg C) vs Kinematic Viscosity (cSt)
|
^^^ This isn't too bad, a little messy ... can't seem to space out the entries any more.
Last edited:
Can't attach Excel files, think it's been disabled.
CleanSump
Site Donor 2026
Ahh, right, I forgot they can have malicious code in them.
Is that using for forum's built-in table tool ? For a table with as many cells as yours, it's probably too tedious to do by hand though.
A screenshot is probably the best route but the forum software appears to shrink the image. Within reason, it would be nice if would show a larger or full-size version of the image when you click on it.
Yes, I did a copy and past from an Excel table, so didn't have to enter by hand. I only played around with it for a little while trying to get it to space the cells out more but wasn't real successful. Might be a way to do it.
Yes, uploading. jpg type files get resized so can lose a lot of resolution like the one I uploaded. Clicking on it didn't make it any better.
Last edited:
CleanSump
Site Donor 2026
Can you share it on Dropbox or other share site and post a link?
Probably, or could also use a Google Drive account to share with a link.
Knocking off one or two decimal points would make it fit better as it's not as if quoting viscosity to two decimal places has any useful meaning as far as the comparison is concerned.
Turning the problem around. I always fail to copy tabulated data from a web page directly into Excel but it works ok if it's put into a Word table first and then transferred into Excel.
Could also drop all the decimal places on the 3 digit numbers.
I did copy tabulated table data from a web page (Widmam's viscosity tool) into Excel, but might have cleaned it up before copying it from Excel and pasting it into this sites table tool. It took some finagling.
