Oil Values - in spreadsheet form

[RogueRose]

I went through soapcalc.net and copied all the values from the oils they have listed (yeah it took some time...)

So, here is the output for all the values. It makes it really easy if you want to compare some oils and pick ones that will work well for you. You can sort the files by column so if you want to list them in order of conditioning or whatever, that is easily done.

If anyone has any oils they have values for that are not listed, I'd appreciate you posting them or PM'ing me and I'll add them to the list for everyone to use.

Oil Values in PDF

Oil Values in Old Excel format

Oil Values in New Excel Format

Oil Values in Open Document Format

I'll try to get an HTML version or something that I can post on the thread, I'm just not sure what format to use for that.

"I just realized that there is a spreadsheet on that site, but not as detailed as mine. ":shh:

This should work (jpeg format)

 

[DeeAnna]

Presenting a table in a forum post is a royal pain. Plain text cut 'n paste is pretty much the only option.

I have a bit of a clue about how many hours you've spent on this -- you are being very generous to share the fruits of your labor. Thank you!

 

[clairissa]

Thank you so much! That is awesome.

 

[wetshavingproducts]

edit: You've added the fatty acid makeup. Interesting.

 

[Ellacho]

OMG! Awesome! Thank you so much!!

 

[RogueRose]

Presenting a table in a forum post is a royal pain. Plain text cut 'n paste is pretty much the only option.

I have a bit of a clue about how many hours you've spent on this -- you are being very generous to share the fruits of your labor. Thank you!

I've figured out how to do this in the past and it wasn't too tough after getting it straight, I think i Had to convert it to a CSV format and then insert into a table. I'll fiddle around and see how to make it presentable.

Updated with image of spreadsheet. Also, if anyone has oils that aren't on this list and you know the values for them, I'd appreciate you posting them or PM'ing me and I'll add them in here for everyone to use!

 

[godschild]

Thanks very much for sharing.

 

[kmarvel]

Updated with image of spreadsheet. Also, if anyone has oils that aren't on this list and you know the values for them, I'd appreciate you posting them or PM'ing me and I'll add them in here for everyone to use!

Thanks, Rose. I can't imagine how time consuming this project was.

I went through soapcalc.net and copied all the values from the oils they have listed (yeah it took some time...)

So, here is the output for all the values. It makes it really easy if you want to compare some oils and pick ones that will work well for you. You can sort the files by column so if you want to list them in order of conditioning or whatever, that is easily done.

If anyone has any oils they have values for that are not listed, I'd appreciate you posting them or PM'ing me and I'll add them to the list for everyone to use.

Oil Values in PDF

Oil Values in Old Excel format

Oil Values in New Excel Format

Oil Values in Open Document Format

I'll try to get an HTML version or something that I can post on the thread, I'm just not sure what format to use for that.

"I just realized that there is a spreadsheet on that site, but not as detailed as mine. ":shh:

This should work (jpeg format)

How do I copy and paste this in an excel spreadsheet?? It does not format correctly in the cells.

 

[Susie]

Thanks!

 

[DeeAnna]

Kmarvel -- don't try the copy-n-paste thing. Download the spreadsheets instead and you'll be much happier. See Post 1 for links to the spreadsheet files.

 

[Susie]

I used the PDF file download. Simple, easy, and I don't have to go buy Excel to use it.

 

[reinbeau]

Oh my, nice job!! Thank you for all of your work

 

[LunaSkye]

It's great to have an organized list of oils and properties. I have found some other sites helpful as well:

http://www.the-soap-dish.com/oil-properties-chart.htm

http://summerbeemeadow.com/content/properties-soapmaking-oils

Thanks for the post.

 

[kmarvel]

Kmarvel -- don't try the copy-n-paste thing. Download the spreadsheets instead and you'll be much happier. See Post 1 for links to the spreadsheet files.

ok, thanks DeeAnna. :wave:

Rogue,

Thank you so much for all the time and effort you put in this. I, for one, will make it my "Oil Bible".

Kathie

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

I used the PDF file download. Simple, easy, and I don't have to go buy Excel to use it.

Download openoffice and you won't have to buy excel but can still use spreadsheets.

To the OP, great work!

 

[Dahila]

Thank you very much

 

[tabithastreasures]

Thank you so much

 

[sudsy_kiwi]

I'm getting "File not Found" errors on all of those links :sad:

 

[RogueRose]

I'm getting "File not Found" errors on all of those links :sad:

Fixed. Sorry for the issue. (Thanks for posting the problem!)

 

[sudsy_kiwi]

Fixed. Sorry for the issue. (Thanks for posting the problem!)

That's great, thanks for the update