Have shared this here before, but never made it’s own thread.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aUwpMF1IiCy7KeM9ecneFLD4rjMWbF8aHTl_vYFFXik/edit?usp=sharing
Seemed like a good time. 
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theres a few missing details but wow, this is pretty good work!..like 10/10 good s***
Thanks Urskrah, looks great but can you add an HP per Mana, and HP per .5s cast (including talented) columns?
Check the tabs at the bottom.
EDIT: Just so I’m responding to something that will still be here tomorrow as well:
Every 100% of efficiency is 1 health/mana, would it be more clear in that format?
Didn’t build in seperate columns for talented/untalented since they change as you alter the variables. Will need to save your own copy of the spreadsheet to edit that, though.
Wasn’t considering health/sec when I was making this. I can see how that could be useful information, though.
so im dumb 
can someone explain me what am i suposed to learn from that doc?
Which spells are the most efficient use of your mana, since it varies with which talents and how much healing power you have. Save a copy and play around with the variables a bit.
thanks a lot !
i get it now great job dude
ty for doing this
Nice post.
Your not dumb, i dont see how ppl can make spreadsheets or docs or addons based on so little information given in a stress test. Basically ppl are trying to categorize healer efficiency in computer jargon. Has nothi g to do with playing and having fun just ignore it.
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Actually none of this information was taken from the Stress Test, it’s all based on Spell Power Coefficients and how they worked in Vanilla.
http://wow.allakhazam.com/wiki/spell_coefficient_(wow)#targetText=The%20Spell%20Coefficient%20is%20the,to%20a%20maximum%20of%20200%25.
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This is awesome. Thanks for sharing!
shhhh. . it will only confuse the priest having fun. . . . * someone yells from the sideline * why did our tank DIE?
Great spreadsheet man. . Thank you!!
Lmao, doesnt take into account any raid factors. Shhh, dont wanna offend the code writers
It also doesn’t account for crits if you want to get technical. I can’t tell if you’re attacking me for being elitist or casual.
EDIT: Not going to make a new post to reply to that new one, I’m just confused.
And for anyone wanting to roll gnome over human for warlock. Its about 6 dps sifference in full t2 gear, so besides the pvp talent, the 5% int buff doesnt scale with gear and is really misleading. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
I dont attack anyone, i just know that classic does not follow spreadsheets or scaling or work the way ppl think they should work. So to post any information is all based on theory which is related to science and ppl think science is fact when it is really just a bunch of unproven theory’s and mathmatical wquations that do t ever dd up to anything that proves or disproves anything. Whereas spirituality cannot be denied it is proven in dozens of miracles seen daily by anyone who wants to see them.
Truly no offense intended, i just shy away from theory. And tend to believe what i see
No offense taken. I suppose “attacking” wasn’t the right word. Just couldn’t tell where you were coming from.
As for the “trying to categorize healer efficiency in computer jargon,” all my sheet does is tell you how much healing you get out of each mana spent for every healing spell in the game, there’s no categorization or ranking here. It would be pointless to try to rank them as it all depends on situation and gear which you need at the time, but you also don’t want to be spamming inefficient spells and burn out all your mana.
This will point you in the right direction by letting you input your own healing power and talents to be as accurate to your character as possible.
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Thanks buddy!
I think ppl learn and adapt better by making mistakes and learning from them. You offer something to go on. That might lead people down the wrong train of thought. My input however ignorant it may sound, will stick with a person as will adapt and change and see what works best in each and every aspect. Goes along with the theory those who cant do, teach. Humility is the best moderater of temper. The best military officers started out as enlisted personnel. …etc