Emery
It's always clearer to the author. Thanks for
pointing out the confusion.
Both are for $. Enter the price at your local "Brand
Name" station in the first one. Enter the price at
your local "Discount" station in the second one. That
way we get a better picture of each area.
I have re-labeled the fields. Hope it is a little
clearer now.
Thanks
Mike
> >OK Gang,
> >
> >You all know the old saying:
> >Garbage In = Garbage Out.
> >
> >So if you all want me to update the map, I need to
> >ask you use the form at:
> >
> >http://www.GMCmart.com/gasoline_survey.htm
> >
> >I will then have the data in a usable format and
> >it will make more sense.
> >
> >I need to get at least 30 responses, so if you are
> >interested - fill out the form. Only 6 fields.
> >
> Mike - your brand name field seems to only take
> digits. Is that
> where you want the price? Is it mislabeled?
>
> For those that don't know their state tax rate go to
> http://www.api.org/
> This is the American Petroleum Instititute site.
> They have some
> excellent tables that show gasoline price history
> and tax info. The
> taxes range from Conn. with a total of 55.6 cents
> (includes the 18.4
> cent Federal) to Alaska with 26.4 cents (18.4 Fed
> and 8 state).
>
> You may want to download the file biggas.pdf from
> that site. It give
> great historical data. Interesting to note that the
> 1999 price of
> 1.22 was the second lowest in history when adjusted
> for inflation.
> 1918 was the highest at $3.00 per gallon. Gasoline
> prices have
> always gone down from 1918 to 1999. Only the taxes
> have gone up.
>
> Emery Stora
> 77 Kingsley
> Santa Fe, NM
=====
Mike
The GMCmart
The GMC Parts Reference Guide
Web: http://www.GMCmart.com
Email: mike
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It's always clearer to the author. Thanks for
pointing out the confusion.
Both are for $. Enter the price at your local "Brand
Name" station in the first one. Enter the price at
your local "Discount" station in the second one. That
way we get a better picture of each area.
I have re-labeled the fields. Hope it is a little
clearer now.
Thanks
Mike
> >OK Gang,
> >
> >You all know the old saying:
> >Garbage In = Garbage Out.
> >
> >So if you all want me to update the map, I need to
> >ask you use the form at:
> >
> >http://www.GMCmart.com/gasoline_survey.htm
> >
> >I will then have the data in a usable format and
> >it will make more sense.
> >
> >I need to get at least 30 responses, so if you are
> >interested - fill out the form. Only 6 fields.
> >
> Mike - your brand name field seems to only take
> digits. Is that
> where you want the price? Is it mislabeled?
>
> For those that don't know their state tax rate go to
> http://www.api.org/
> This is the American Petroleum Instititute site.
> They have some
> excellent tables that show gasoline price history
> and tax info. The
> taxes range from Conn. with a total of 55.6 cents
> (includes the 18.4
> cent Federal) to Alaska with 26.4 cents (18.4 Fed
> and 8 state).
>
> You may want to download the file biggas.pdf from
> that site. It give
> great historical data. Interesting to note that the
> 1999 price of
> 1.22 was the second lowest in history when adjusted
> for inflation.
> 1918 was the highest at $3.00 per gallon. Gasoline
> prices have
> always gone down from 1918 to 1999. Only the taxes
> have gone up.
>
> Emery Stora
> 77 Kingsley
> Santa Fe, NM
=====
Mike
The GMCmart
The GMC Parts Reference Guide
Web: http://www.GMCmart.com
Email: mike
__________________________________________________
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