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LetsPlayTwo · 04-18-2002, 03:56 PM

Okay ScottVib,
Let's take it slow. I understand what you are saying about removing the TOTS. But I read a suggestion from you to open the batting and pitching in WORD because Excel can't handle it. That's what I did. I don't know if my WORD program is displaying something different than yours is, but I don't anaything anywhere where each player has his stats broken down with TEAM A, TEAM B, TEAM C, TOTALS. I see the year, the player's name then numbers and commas next to that. Am I doing something wrong? I am only doing this editing for select teams so that is why I am anxious - so I can get playing my historical showdown between all of the World Series Champs.

Also this happens for the batting as well does it not? referring to the '87 Twins again - Don Baylor and Mark Salas have way more ABs in ootp than their (real life) '87 Twins stats show. Just wondering if you knew.

04-18-2002, 03:56 PM	#12
LetsPlayTwo Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Pontiac, MI Posts: 28	Okay ScottVib, Let's take it slow. I understand what you are saying about removing the TOTS. But I read a suggestion from you to open the batting and pitching in WORD because Excel can't handle it. That's what I did. I don't know if my WORD program is displaying something different than yours is, but I don't anaything anywhere where each player has his stats broken down with TEAM A, TEAM B, TEAM C, TOTALS. I see the year, the player's name then numbers and commas next to that. Am I doing something wrong? I am only doing this editing for select teams so that is why I am anxious - so I can get playing my historical showdown between all of the World Series Champs. Also this happens for the batting as well does it not? referring to the '87 Twins again - Don Baylor and Mark Salas have way more ABs in ootp than their (real life) '87 Twins stats show. Just wondering if you knew.