Scoresheets

[Ben Mitchell]

Use them to quickly find the score you have in a given scenario, find out what combinations of balls, hangers, and multipliers you will need to reach a target score, and find the optimal strategies based on scoring points.

Enjoy. Feedback welcome.

[Arefin Bari]

thanks ben... thats a great help... i am sure that that scoresheet will be used by a lot of teams...

[Matt D]

note: if you use this, give ben some reputation points by clicking on the check/x button above his post

see here for more information (http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22964&page=1&highlight=reputation+points)

[Ben Mitchell]

If you can think of anything to add/improve, I can implement it and send out a 2.0.

[tb222]

made my own that's in other posts, but after making some improvements, here it is for ya...again...

[Pat Roche]

I may be missing something but when i tried to open both of these sheets...I get wingdings. Any suggestions?

-Thanks

-Pat

[Ricksta]

I may be missing something but when i tried to open both of these sheets...I get wingdings. Any suggestions?

-Thanks

-Pat
try right clicking and "save target as"

[mtaman02]

i get a bunch of jiberish and save target comes up as for example showthread.php

[Ben Mitchell]

I got the same problem trying to open someone else's attachment.

Send me a PM and I can email these to you - no idea why the attachment feature isn't working.

[Ben Mitchell]

OK, I figured out how to bypass the attachment error.

1. Make a new Excel spreadsheet on your desktop (or whereever)

2. Save the target as

3. Hit the "save as file type" tab, and select "all files"

4. Highlight the excel spreadsheet, and click "save as"

5. If it prompts you with a "this file already exists" window, say yes.

6. Open the spreadsheet and it should contain the file.

Again, I have no idea why this attachment thing isn't working.

Also, Tb222's spreadsheet is pretty good. Mine is more of a "Look up the score" dealy, but his is very well done for figuring out what your score is compared to your opponents and what resources are used/unused.

I'd suggest combining our spreadsheets together to make an uber scoresheet.