That is certainly doable, and I can help you put it together.

On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 6:52:01 AM UTC-4, Andrew Lindsay wrote:
>
> I need to qualify that I am not a coder, but I am technical enough that I 
> can follow instructions and implement code.
>
> Describing the functionality at high level; I'd like to create a web page 
> where the site visitors can enter 6 variables, which are measurements.  The 
> user can elect to enter the units of measure in a mixture of in mm, m, in, 
> ft, &/or yd.  From the values and units of measurement given the page then 
> would calculate and display results in both units of measure and on a 
> simple scatter chart (all that is needed is something very simple like the 
> chart at 
> https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/scatterchart?csw=1).
>  
>  Only 5 values need be displayed on the chart and they will all be on the 
> same horizontal axis.
>
> In short:
>
>    - The user enters 6 values and chooses a unit of measure for each
>    - The system converts all the values to mm (for the purposes of using 
>    the values in a formula)
>    - The system uses a formula to calculate and display 24 variations of 
>    the results
>    - The system displays a simple scatter chart of the results
>
> Please see the attached screenshot as an example of what I'm looking to 
> accomplish.  I've already performed the task in Excel, but I'd like to do 
> the same on a user interactive web page.
>
> Would someone be interested in helping me accomplish this task?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Andrew
>
> PS.  Looking at the code in the example provided at 
> https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/scatterchart?csw=1,
>  
> I don't see that I would have any problem creating and posting the page. 
>  But I don't know how to perform the calculations or pass the variables to 
> it.  Years ago, I could have created and done this in ASP, but now I just 
> use WordPress on a Linux box using PHP.  I really have never tried to 
> create an input form, perform calculations, or pass variables to a page 
> using PHP.
>

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