https://www.fuelly.com/
Has anyone checked out this site. Its good for comparing your mpg against others.
https://www.fuelly.com/ |
I took a look, and there's a lot of data that they calculate. I imported my fuel usage and the data is charted very nicely. Check it out...
https://www.fuelly.com/driver/jay2therescue/k1500 |
You can enter liters and km! Its great for Canadians.
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I added my ride...
https://www.fuelly.com/driver/syundaidriver/accent Well looky there... my Hyundai Accent gets the best FE of those on the site... I wonder why? :) -aside from the 1998... https://www.fuelly.com/car/hyundai/accent |
How are you guys getting a CSV file to import? Is there a way to EXPORT from the Garage here to a CSV file?
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I just had the 2 windows open at the same time and copied the data over.
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Thanks. I played around with it. I got it to show something, but the numbers are wrong. Its either showing the old EPA rating, or its showing the rating for a newer model. Not sure what's going on there.
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Keep this thread alive. When I have time AND energy simultaneously, I'll figure out a way to automate the work. I should be able to make a CSV by saving the gaslog as html or text, cleaning it up a bit (vertical selection feature in Notepad++ FTW!), and so on.
Actually, come to think of it, if you're willing to use Internet Explorer and Microsoft Office for a moment, you may be able to just drag the page from IE into Excel. There's some really good integration there, and I recently made a CSV of a table on another website that way. |
Ok, another thread just reminded me. I tried using Excel, works like a charm. Here's what I wrote in that thread:
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- skip step 6 above - delete any columns and rows you don't want (don't just delete the data, delete the actual column/row: use Edit->Delete in reasonable versions or Delete from the Home ribbon in 2007 (stupid ribbon crap)) - rearrange the columns if necessary - File->Save As - select CSV format - enjoy Edit: You can also do it with OpenOffice or online with Google Spreadsheets, and you don't need to use IE -- in fact, if you don't use IE and/or don't use Excel your results will be better. |
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