A Legacy Speedometer Model in Excel
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Uploaded by EngineeringFun on Jul 10, 2011
This is a model of a speedometer in Excel. You can download this model at www.excelunusual.com.
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@pytoche No, these are parametric (function of the angle parameter) circle equation something like x=a*cos(angle) and y=a*sin(angle). Of course "a" is adjustable.
EngineeringFun 7 months ago
how did you do the cirlces? and the radius for each one? are they a background image?
pytoche 7 months ago