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September 29th 04, 04:28 AM
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Excel uses only an IF statement. I have used it in an unrelated large
scale water flow situation, but found it messy to use. I was thinking that a series of them could be used to end up with a yes (OK) or no answer, but I like your concept better of showing where you are on the actual CG/GW range. In addition you could show the effect of burning off fuel as a line. I don't think any 172s will present a problem in this area, but some others like Bonanzas can. My experience is that it is hard to exceed the CG range of a 172, but easy to exceed the gross weight. 
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