Re: Level Notes with excel

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 11:07:39 +0100, Christof Lambrecht said:

>Let me know what you think about it!
>Christof.
>
It looks pretty good with the black figures calculated, and the blue
as data entries.  Unfortunately, the only Dutch speaker I know who
knows something about surveying is pretty busy just now, and I have no
dictionary.  At least the formulae translated well, as for example
E-17 and down with the nested @IF statements:
@IF(D17=0,E16,@IF(C17=0,E16,D17-C17))

Hope that shows on your email reader ... but at least you have the
advantage of writing it in case it doesn't.  :-)

Just to be sure, a few translations?  I will paste the new names over
a copy in Corel's Quatro Pro and see how well I can follow it then,
and see how they work.  

N117404 would be your sheet name, 

Volgnr. waterpassing:           4
Aard waterpassing:              DETAIL
Datum:  22/05/2002      Ploeg:          JD-CL

I'm guessing Datum is the date, waterpassing would be ... a bridge?

MEETPUNT        =
Achter          = Foresight
Voor            = Backsight
Vizierln        = Height of Instrument
Hoogte          = Height (Elevation of points)
COMMENTAAR
Ligging:        = ?
ZWAANTJESSTR    = ?
 V E R E F F E N I N G  = ?

DP1             Turning point 1?
DP2
DP3
A               Named (reference) turning point A?
B
C
DP4
AS WEG  ? no guess ?
DP5
DP6

If the translations don't tell the story, how long were your
foresights and backsights, and how did you balance them?


-- 
Richard ...