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Originally Posted by ALB123
Woah... I just did all of the same procedures on a different saved game that I use for testing.
The depthchart spreadsheet was created and this time it was filled with all of my players on the Yankees in that saved game. Unfortunately, I did not have any luck with the gameday workbook.
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I'm glad that the depth chart worked out! Bothered by the fact that the gameday book did not. The thing that pops into my mind is that there's a problem with the schedule file. Either the location or it's not for the right league specifically.
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Originally Posted by ALB123
The in-game date of this saved game is June 5, 2019. So, my Yankees are well into the season. I wish I knew what the error message said when I try to make a gameday workbook.  |
I will PM you to set up a link to upload to my dropbox. If you don't mind, could you zip up your csv's and league file and load them?
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When I select a sheet such as 3B, for example, it shows all of the 3B in my organization and in the chart is shows the data for the top three 3B players in that list of all 3B's I have in my org. On my 3B sheet, right now, the top three names are all from my Triple-A farm team. I'd like to see Chase Headley and Ronald Torreyes in the charts instead of the three AAA players. How can I switch which players are graphed?
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There are a couple of ways that you can sort the players. Sort the data the way you would in any spreadsheet - in Excel, click Data and then sort. You can choose the columns want to sort by. Also, if you want to choose specific players to include in the charts, you can highlight the players you want to include and then sort by cell color.