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There is now a "Delivered - Sorted by Order to Delivery" tab. This will sort the trucks where the fastest delivered truck is at the top (from the day it was order to the day it was delivered), and the slowest at the bottom.
Also, what are your thoughts on adding a column next to "Order to Delivery Days" that is a day count from when they actually started building 2022s in July to Delivery? Folks that ordered early when the books opened up are automatically upwards of 120 days behind the curve. There was zero chance of anything happening in those 4 months.
I know there's so many on the list and nobody cares but I need to vent. It took 9 days from KTP to SoCal, and it's been in the UP yard for 11! Dealer marked it hot but they need to make a "load" and it's not scheduled for pick up yet. Oh brother!
Also, what are your thoughts on adding a column next to "Order to Delivery Days" that is a day count from when they actually started building 2022s in July to Delivery? Folks that ordered early when the books opened up are automatically upwards of 120 days behind the curve. There was zero chance of anything happening in those 4 months.
I think I understand what your saying, but without being able to distinguish between which orders were placed before the production start, and which were placed after I don't think it would help much.
If someone is scheduled today who ordered in April, the "Order Date" will reflect their original April order date, not the date they were scheduled, so except for unscheduled trucks which are not accounted for, the number of days actually is the time from the day the dealer submitted the order till the day it arrives.
I could add an additional tab that just simply sorts them by Order Date. Too many tabs?
I think I understand what your saying, but without being able to distinguish between which orders were placed before the production start, and which were placed after I don't think it would help much.
If someone is scheduled today who ordered in April, the "Order Date" will reflect their original April order date, not the date they were scheduled, so except for unscheduled trucks which are not accounted for, the number of days actually is the time from the day the dealer submitted the order till the day it arrives.
I could add an additional tab that just simply sorts them by Order Date. Too many tabs?
I hear you. I guess my point was if someone ordered in August and got their truck delivered in 45 days and someone ordered in March, but got their truck delivered in 45 days from the start of production, that is basically that same timeframe. However the Order to Delivery days would be something like 165 days which makes it look a lot worse than reality when factoring in the gap between order banks opening and production starting. I like the Order to Delivery Days calculation. I was just thinking it would be cool to see the # of days to delivery from the start of production for orders that were entered priorto the start of production.
An "Order to Delivery Days 'Adjusted'" if you will..
Just food for thought. You've done plenty as it is and it is all very much appreciated!
Picked it up today. Driving it home now. Again, ordered 8/11, delivered 10/2. 7.3L/4.30, Lariat Ultimate, loaded, LED headlights, adaptive cruise, etc., etc.
No moonroof, no adaptive steering, no power boards.
Thank you again for turning your hobby and talent into something so useful for all of us.
Picked it up today. Driving it home now. Again, ordered 8/11, delivered 10/2. 7.3L/4.30, Lariat Ultimate, loaded, LED headlights, adaptive cruise, etc., etc.
No moonroof, no adaptive steering, no power boards.
Thank you again for turning your hobby and talent into something so useful for all of us.
Thanks, it's nice to put a face (of a truck in this case) with a (user)name.
According to the spreadsheet and the F150 tracker my status is In Production. Still waiting for Ford tracker and MachE to change. We'll see what happens.
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