JL58
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With my limited excel skills I developed this excel file to monitor my progress as I try to go from 2 LOLL to 1 LOLL - a tedious task with not much reward if you're not sub 20
As I was using it more and more I thought it might be of interest for some people in a similar case as mine.
It basically lists all the 58 OLL cases, allows you to rename them, enter your favorite algorithm for each case and mention whether you already know each of them or not.
From that it computes various stats (like the average OLL turns, the average number of looks, etc.) and provides an elegant color coding for better differentiate the learned cases from the others.
The original configuration is assuming that you already know the 9 basic OLLs for a 2 look solve (which should be called 1.8 look OLL to be perfectly accurate)
edit Jan 17, 2010
- Corrected the double headlight alg typo
- Change the color formatting
- Added a few case names
View attachment OLL v2.zip
Tell me what you think?
For those who like to tinker with excel the password is "oll".
As I was using it more and more I thought it might be of interest for some people in a similar case as mine.
It basically lists all the 58 OLL cases, allows you to rename them, enter your favorite algorithm for each case and mention whether you already know each of them or not.
From that it computes various stats (like the average OLL turns, the average number of looks, etc.) and provides an elegant color coding for better differentiate the learned cases from the others.
The original configuration is assuming that you already know the 9 basic OLLs for a 2 look solve (which should be called 1.8 look OLL to be perfectly accurate)
edit Jan 17, 2010
- Corrected the double headlight alg typo
- Change the color formatting
- Added a few case names
View attachment OLL v2.zip
Tell me what you think?
For those who like to tinker with excel the password is "oll".
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