The best World Cup 2006 spreadsheet
=======The best World Cup 2006 spreadsheet
>>>>>>> .r7754I was sent this as a mass forward and this sheet is fantastic. I tried to search for it because my version had a bunch of bugs and got a junky, poorly done sheets back so I thought I would post the best damn world cup excel sheet up here. Probably the best thing about it is the TV schedule so it shows all the local times.
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Features (from the website)
There are 4 sheets in the workbook. The Match Schedule sheet lists every match in match day order and is where you enter the scores. The Groups sheet is the list of group tables. The Wallchart sheet is a chart display of match results for the knockout stages. The TV schedule sheet lists each match in date/time order displaying both the German kick off time and your local time.
Each country has their flag displayed for the matches and the group tables.
Clicking on a country flag will play the national anthem and display the lyrics if possible. Note that this requires Internet Explorer to be your default web browser.
You can select your favourite team by clicking in cell to the right of the text ‘My Favourite Team’. All matches involving your favourite team will be highlighted in all 4 sheets.
A map of Germany is displayed in the Match Schedule sheet. When you select the row for the match the row will be highlighted and the city where the match is being played will be coloured in the map.
Clicking on on a city in the map will display a picture of the stadium for 2 seconds.
The Match Schedule sheet will automatically scroll up or down based on your currently selected cell so that the map is in view.
After the scores for a match have been entered the group tables will be updated and sorted in accordance with the official FIFA rules for the tournament. If a group is tied after the first 6 criteria, a userform will appear asking you to rank the teams for the result of drawing lots by the FIFA World Cup committee. If you make a mistake click the Draw Lots button at the bottom of the Groups sheet.
After each group is complete (i.e. the 6 matches for the group have been played) the round of 16 team names will begin to appear in the match day list.
If there is a tie after extra time in the knockout stages (match day 49 onwards) a userform will appear asking you to enter the results of the penalty shootout.
The page setup has been set for you to print each sheet on a single page. You can freely adjust these settings as you please.
June 6th, 2006 at 6:16 am
wonderful!
ps. any word cup experts - we need some help estimating the probabilities for our free (and fun hopefully!) world cup predictor: http://www.donationcoder.com/wcp
June 9th, 2006 at 3:39 am
Please send me spreadsheet
June 12th, 2006 at 3:38 pm
that sheet has many bugs i tried it until it got messed up
June 22nd, 2006 at 2:28 am
Give mine a go too. Lets not hand the award of the best without checking out some of the competition!
http://members.iinet.net.au/~camkatiepeake/WC2006/
June 27th, 2006 at 7:51 am
Cameron, yours is truly the best out there. This is fantastic stuff! It is a much bigger download but all the stats on there are excellent. I will have to update the screenshots etc and award you the prize. Great stuff.
June 29th, 2006 at 3:28 pm
There’s a far more attractive spreadsheet, free of bugs,
at http://www.snurl.com/worldcup.
You can also change languages for team names and it has
a special page for printing the whole competition on one
page which is really handy. Also has a tournament tree
I haven’t seen anywhere else. The guy doesn’t use macros
so it’s much safer to download. My vote for the best I’ve
seen of maybe 20 different ones I’ve downloaded.
November 4th, 2006 at 9:39 am
I wanted to get some info about how to purchase one of your sheets so I can edit for my leagues. I run multiple soccer leagues in NYC and these type of sheets would be really helpful. thx
Please email me at l_rodriguez at ml dot com ..thx