Err, I think someone broke the link, or is it just me?
Wow … thanks for this guide. Its very original and informative. Can i download it?
Yep
File -> Save AS
and you save the page 
Thanks buddy 
There’s a spelling mistake under exotic perfumes.. missing ‘C’ from Creed..
Wow, it seems like a lot of people missed this o.O
It’s a great post with invaluable information, just like every other one of PQ’s posts.
I have seen this spreadsheet linked in a signature, and had to dig and find the original poster,
Awesome work,
Oh nice find woofie! I was wondering about the origins of that damn thing…
I guess I should change my signature to something like PheroQuirk is a genius!
This spreadsheet really ought to be in the stickies somehwere if it is not already … I ought to check before I say anything … and find a way to update it.
Yes, behold the power of the search button, I saw the document in your signature(or someone else’s, I do not think you are the only one), bookmarked it here at home, but did not have a link at work.
I fumbled in the search box for a while and stumbled onto the original poster.
visionary has done a lot of the hard work in compiling info and updating the spreadsheet. worth reading all of his back posts too.
something v cool would be a best posts section, and also archives for the more prominent/insightful posters. it’s easy for me to go back and see all posts by steveo or tisha, but not so easy for new users.
It’s Amazing how much effort Visionary has put into to the Spreadsheet and his summarizing abilities are A-grade quality Work, he’s like a google spider
Thanks Jasx and PQ! Yea one of these days I will have to update the Spreadsheet, at least my speciality which is the putatives section.
Great idea and well done to PheroQuirk though to put it all together in the first place!
Everybody would do well though to make sure that they are not too ‘guided’ by the results on there, as the whole idea of testing MXs and Putatives is to give back feedback on what they do.
I see the Spreadsheet as a guide where you may see the general gist of a MX or Putative and then put it into a situation where it makes sense to use it.