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Originally Posted by The Game
Do you have instructions on how to do this properly? Also is this an Excel program or and open office? i get error messages when trying to open it with Excel.
Above you told someone to edit the 1st page as it shows on the Edit league Structure page but this has me bouncing around from Al east to West to NL east to west. Do i just go in alphabetical order or division order? i have 28 team. what do i do with the other 2 spots?
i also want the 1st game after the 1st monday in April i do not want to start in march. i also want interleague play but only 2 games vs the other league.
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It's open office only.
You shouldn't be bouncing around. All schedules are based on alphabetical order using the City name only starting with SL1 D1, SL1 D2, etc. Then SL2 D1, D2, etc.
IF you have just 1SL with Divisions, then you start with the teams in D1, then the teams in D2, etc.
Your start date is controlled by the schedule's element line and needs to be set manually (it's always the second line in any schedule) or your settings in ootp not the dates in the program. Those dates are just so you can keep track of the day & date games are scheduled. I figured that was a lot easier than trying to remember when day 1, day 2, etc. was.
Still working on a video tutorial, but not having much luck yet..
