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Townmap created in excel (formatting looks OK in OpenOffice Calc). I hope raster GIS programs add data values and functions in grid like excel did decades ago.
A Mercedes-Benz 516CDi/Excel C19F mini-coach taking a break at Tesco's in Macclesfield
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10/2011 - new as LX61 ANF to Ludlow; Little Wenlock (SH).
01/2012 - re-registered BU53 JON.
??/???? - reverted to LX61 ANF.
09/2014 - passed to Whitegate Travel; Anderton (CH)
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The Type 89 Lotus Excel, built from 1982 to 1992, is a front-engined, rear-wheel drive sports car designed and built by Lotus. It was based on the design of the earlier Lotus Eclat, which itself was based on the earlier Lotus Elite II.
Toyota engaged Lotus to assist with engineering work on the Supra. During this period, Toyota became a major shareholder in Lotus, later giving up their holding when General Motors bought Lotus.
Part of the deal between Lotus and Toyota included the use of many Toyota mechanical components in Lotus' cars. The original Excel (aka the Éclat Excel) used the W58 manual transmission, driveshafts, rear differential, 14x7 in alloy wheels, and door handles from the Supra Mk II, which was made from 1982 to 1986. The engine was the familiar all-aluminium, DOHC 2.2 L Lotus 912 Slant Four (which was used in the Lotus Esprit S3). During its lifetime, the Excel received two major upgrades with the introduction of the Excel SE (a 180 bhp/134 kW engine vs the standard 160 bhp/119 kW engined car) in 1985 and the Excel SA with automatic gearbox in 1986. Further facelifts in 1989 saw Citroen-derived mirrors, as featured on the Esprit, and 15 inch OZ alloy wheels to a similar pattern as the Esprit's.
According to Lotus records, only 1 Excel was manufactured to USA specification. The lack of release in the USA was due to the high emission regulations (which would hinder the car's performance), and poor sales of the car in Europe.
(Wikipedia)
finally got Office 08. needed it for excel because numbers just wasn't cutting it.
made a simple chart/graph to compare how each app renders them by default. they were both created in the respective programs and exported as PDF.
I don't know which one I like better. I mean, they're both the same thing and all...
btw, these were the grades for my latest biology exam. I got an 87.7, if anybody was wondering...
The Excel range replaced Hyundai's rear wheel drive Hyundai Pony but the Excel was sold under the Pony name in some markets - any front wheel drive Pony is actually an Excel.
Swift Tax Optare Excel (98C27254) at the South Mall, Operating the 10A from the South Mall to Mahon Point Shopping Centre on 22-10-12.
Another one of those 'gradual design progression' cars, the Lotus Excel was largely based on the Lotus Eclat, which was based largely on the Lotus Elite II. But this is where that particular design chain came to an end.
The Lotus Excel was built between 1982 and 1992 as one of only a few cars on sale by the company while it was going through its difficult financial decade. At the time of production only the Esprit was really keeping the company afloat, with only these two cars being on sale until the construction of the Piazza, a joint venture with Isuzu. It wouldn't be until the return of the Elan in 1989 that the company would have developed another new Lotus.
The Excel, although not going down in history like the Esprit, has had some claim to fame with the Top Gear boys, with James May converting one into a Motorhome by simply placing an aircraft fuselage on its roof, and Richard Hammond turning one into a submarine for the James Bond 50th Anniversary special, creating a successful submersible car despite a few leaks here and there.
Microsoft Excel boasts an entirely new interface. Gone are the menu bars; in is the new contextually relevant Ribbon.
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