It is really dead simple.
Create your own based on the following. And remember this, you do not need to be within a few % to be useful. Despite what some people will tell you.
When operating Rich of Peak EGT.
HP = Max rated x (MP/29.9) x (RPM/max RPM)
Example at say 8000' roughly WOT/2400 RPM and ROP, (22/30) x (24/27) = 65% of rated power
When LOP, with a standard compression ratio 8.5-8.7 : 1, take Fuel flow (USGPH) x 14.9 /rated HP
Example as above, WOT / 2400 RPM / 7.9GPH (and LOP)
14.9 x 7.9 = 118HP divided by 180 equals 65% power.
You would typically be doing this at 24.4" or around 5500', which if you were ROP would be 72%.
Rough numbers are good enough. In fact rather than 14.9 just use 15.
If you or anyone else tries to make it more complicated, you need to rethink what you are doing.
Hope that helps.