How to upload Excel worksheet?

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Been here a while still don't know how to upload an excel worksheet :D

There is a thread about drill bit chart and I have mine...thought I can share it that way. It has the letter, number, metric, and fractional. The neat thing about it is that they are all arranged in their own column but all corresponding to a single column of their inch (in decimal) equivalent. Not sure if that made any sense.

Thanks!
 
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Dario,
Can you highlight it in excel / right click / copy open Notepad or Paint right click / paste / save as / then upload it to site? If you take it to notepad or paint it will be in smaller useable format for site. But you would have to check on file format that site allows I am sure they allow bmp file types.
Nolan
 
I emailed the worksheet to Jeff. Not sure if he will post it or not.

If you want a copy send me an email and I will send you a copy.

If you notice anything wrong with my chart [:D], please let me know.

Thank you,
Dario :)
 
I think there's a limit on the types of files that can be uploaded. However, assuming you are allowed to upload an Excel worksheet, if you open a new message and click the little paperclip icon below the main text-entry box, you should be able to use the window that pops up to upload the file.

I hope this makes sense!
 
Dario,

FYI Huzzah is right only JPEG file types but if you take anything to paint then save as JPEG file instead og BMP then upload.

Nolan
 
You can't upload anything but jpg photos. I am more than happy to post something in the reference area. I have a great drill bit chart I'll post later tonight.
 
You can use openoffice (www.openoffice.org) to read in the Excel spreadsheet then save it as a PDF. I often use Openoffice to make PDFs out of informative posts from here and other sites. It even handles the photos correctly when cutting and pasting. I most recently did this with Fangar's Ring Holder Photo Tutorial from the other site. If Fangar consents, I'll send it to Jeff for hosting here.

Cheers,
Draken
 
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