You can easily do it yourself, just unhide the Foot tab and add another row with the required name/stats under the Enchant section.

I stumbled across a qierd error with the spreadhseet you updated from the orgininal author Vulajin.
The mutilate sheet works excellent, but it is the combat sheet thats the problem.
I can import gear and everything else but , and i say but, when i try to change combo builder from mutilate to sinister strike all dps stats calculations get an err 502.

I am using openoffice if that has something to do with the error.

Any smart person that have a good solution to how to fix this?

I'm having the same issue with Roguecraft 3.3.5 macro.xls. When I hit either the Gear or Gem Upgrade Check, the drop-down menus cycle through all available gems...the DPS changes, but it always finishes on the original gem. If anyone could tell me what I'm doing wrong that would be great

The upgrade macros put comments on the cells - mouse over the cells with the green arrows, and it'll show you a list of possible upgrades.

That is nothing more than an artifact of having the top part of the sheet frozen in place, and it placing the tooltip over the border of where that frozen part is.

I'm a bit unsure about the combat sheet regarding glyphs. Example is when I select the backstab glyph I get a higher increase than when I select the Eviscerate glyph. Seems strange. Is this a bug?
It tells me that the best combo of glyph's are Sinister Strike, Backstab and Killing Spree. Warning, the combat daggers are on the move again... No seriously, this must be a bug, right?

And in comparison to the other sheet, made by Aldriana, where I get a dps loss by changing the glyph of Eviscerate to glyph of Slice and Dice it's the opposite in this sheet.. An increase in dps. Guess one should not compare the sheets but hey, that's what i did. Normally they are very close to each other, but now I do not know who to trust. And with the backstab glyph showing an increase.. well seems strange. Can I trust the increase in Slice and Dice glyph in this sheet? Can I trust the glyph setup at all, that is my question?

Also regarding combat cycles; when I set up a cycle of Eviscerate only with talent build and glyph I get a >300 dps decrease compared to a Rupture cycle, in this sheet. In both cycle setups the gear are similar in both gems, gear and raid buffs (all).
This is the exact opposite of what the Aldrianas sheet says, with the excact same setup in gear, gems and buffs. There the rupture cycle is lowest, with about 150dps, and recommended as a "low rupture". Eviscerate cycle are "way" better.
In your practice, what sheet's are showing more correct? Can one trust that rupture cycles actually are so much better, as this sheet shows.

Hope this is not to confusing, stabb on!

I'm not sure what's causing the discrepancy with glyphs, but the backstab one is obviously a bug. Slice and dice should absolutely be more dps than evis. But combat has room for neither - the only viable glyphs are tott+killing spree+sinister strike/rupture. The latter two are loosely a tossup; rupture will usually give better patchwerk dps. If you absolutely refuse to use glyph of tott, use both rupture/sinister strike and run rupture.

As far as cycles, there is a difference in how the sheets are modeled. Aldriana's had two cycles: high rupture and low rupture. As high rupture was determined to be generally too strenuous to maintain, it now defaults to low rupture. Vulajin's sheet may model a higher priority on rupture uptime as opposed to the optimal energy use that is aldriana's setup.

Based on your current gear, I'm inclined to say that evis-only will either produce better dps or will be so close as to be a better option for the sake of rotation simplicity/optimization. Your gearset achieves a large amount of arpen by sacrificing much of the haste/crit that 264-277 sets normally possess. Essentially your arpen is a few tiers higher than your actual gearset would normally support. It's only in 271-277 gear that rupture really starts to steal the show and becomes the only viable option.

There's a sweetspot. Rupture has always scaled better (significantly now that it crits), but the value of evis is temporarily/relatively boosted by the arpen that we go for anyways. Once you have enough arpen it becomes viable to run evis-only, then once you have the hard cap evis loses a ton of its scaling progression while rupture continues to benefit from further gear. Evis scales only from AP at that point, and rupture scales (better) from AP and also crit. So you can see why as gear improves rupture would start to be dominant again once it breaches the gap arpen has made.

Usually the sweetspot is earlier than the hard cap, but it depends on your gearset.

(it took me forever to get membership on forums and waiting and couldn't find vujalin via search method but wanted to say...)

To Vujalin. This is the most impressively detailed, professional, and mathematically complete dps chart I've ever seen. And to be more precise in this praise, I don't think it woudl be possible for it to be more detailed without becoming superfluous (actually there's probably a way or two). I like how this removes the character chasis so to speak and boils down all wow characters (atleast the serious onces) to just frameworks of math. Jolly good. I don't give praise freely because it can be used to condition people, and it's fine to interpret this as conditioning, by all means keep producing more roguecraft spreadsheets! Reminds me of somethign I did with running and calculating splits, but I dislike running and while it included a lot of formula and cross-sheet calculations it wasn't as advanced as that. Very impressed. Thanks for the work.