[discostu]

Originally Posted by dxb335d

Yes que behind each other, as you get to the very end about to line up you tell the lady that your racing the guy behind you (this is how they tell you how to end up racing your mate) and she will direct you where to go to enable the two of you too race with each other.

Excellent

Originally Posted by dxb335d

What has he done time wise already?

He hasn't run it before but I think it's supposed to do 0-60 in 5.3 seconds as standard

[dxb335d]

Originally Posted by discostu

Excellent



He hasn't run it before but I think it's supposed to do 0-60 in 5.3 seconds as standard

If he cant drive then that car wont go anywhere near that time. If he can then its very acheiveaBle.

[- Paul -]

Spreadsheet is missing the top 2 fastest times??

[dxb335d]

I'm the 2nd fastest in the village mAte, not sure where tone is gone I'll sort it later

[Jude1]

Originally Posted by dxb335d

I'm the 2nd fastest in the village mAte, not sure where tone is gone I'll sort it later

with 17's and semi slicks....

[mikem]

Originally Posted by Jude1

with 17's and semi slicks....

Steaddddy !!!

[dxb335d]

Originally Posted by Jude1

with 17's and semi slicks....

You wait till I get the single turbo conversion doing x

[Jude1]

Originally Posted by dxb335d

You wait till I get the single turbo conversion doing x

[SoYank]

Originally Posted by dxb335d

I'm the 2nd fastest in the village mAte, not sure where tone is gone I'll sort it later

When you took the page print the screen was scrolled up just as you see it in your attachment. Try doing a couple of things.

1. Click on the small square to the left of the "A" and above the "1" in the header and row. This selects all of the cells in the worksheet. Change the point size to 10. Then select Format | Row | Autofit.
2. Click on the "D" on the column header. Select Format | Cells. Select the Numbers tab and click on the Numbers in the Categories field. For Decimal places select 1.
3. Select all of the cells with data: click cell A1 and then, while holding the shift key down, select the lower rightmost cell. All should be highlighted. Select Data | Sort and in the top field select Column D. Select the Ascending radio button and then the OK button.
4. Go to Tools | Options and select the View tab. In the top center of the Windows Option uncheck the Row & Column Headers checkbox.
5. Select all of the yellow cells and get rid of the color -- white looks quite nice.