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From: Kelly******** on 9 Apr 2010 23:28

I have been using excel to track RC race points the workbook is getting
rather large as far as pages go. Each page is setup about the same as far as
how it calculates stuff they are just different types of cars. Is there
another program I could use instead of excel to slim line this and make it
simpler
Here is a link to what it looks like now
[url=http://www.wichitarcraceway.com/wrcrw/raceresults/2010/points/arena_truck.htm]sample[/url]
From: ozgrid.com on 9 Apr 2010 23:42
The most common mistake Excel users make is spreading related data over
multiple Worksheets when 1 will suffice. Use 1 Worksheet, with appropriate
column headings as your raw database. From that 1 Worksheet you can easily
display user friendly data.

http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/ExcelSpreadsheetDesign.htm



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Dave Hawley
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> I have been using excel to track RC race points the workbook is getting
> rather large as far as pages go. Each page is setup about the same as far
> as
> how it calculates stuff they are just different types of cars. Is there
> another program I could use instead of excel to slim line this and make it
> simpler
> Here is a link to what it looks like now
> [url=http://www.wichitarcraceway.com/wrcrw/raceresults/2010/points/arena_truck.htm]sample[/url]

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