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World Cup 2010 spreadsheet
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Applications > Windows
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2.34 MB

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Uploaded:
Jun 5, 2010
By:
bonienl



This Excel spreadsheet allows you to fill-in and view the progress of the upcoming World Cup 2010 in South Africa.

The file is created with standard Excel formulas, it does not contain any macros to perform its functions. It will run with Excel 2000 or higher.

You can choose from 20 different languages to display the content in your preferred language. The layout of dates and times is formatted accordingly.

By selecting the time zone you are living in all match times will be displayed in your local time. It supports daylight saving - if applicable.

To follow your favorite team more closely, select it from the drop-down menu and all its matches will be highlighted.

A 'prediction' function is built-in to show how teams will advance and who will be the eventual world champion.

Once the tournament is over and all results are filled-in you can create a one-page overview which is suitable for printing and is a nice reminder to the event.

Discover some of the other hidden information yourself and enjoy this spreadsheet and the tournament.

BonieNL

Comments

bidawi at 2010-06-05 10:42 CET:

Thanks, merci, danke, shukran, gracias, domo arrigato, grazie... Excellent and very useful. Cheers.

bidawi at 2010-06-05 10:52 CET:

BTW, the XL sheet is protected. What's the document's password to be able to save the preferences, please?
Thanks.

bonienl at 2010-06-05 10:55 CET:

The file is protected to prevent 'accidental' changes. To save your preferences simply save the file.

OBx2 at 2010-06-05 16:16 CET:

This is great - thanks.

bidawi at 2010-06-05 21:10 CET:

To save or save as it asks for a password. Anybody has the password, please?
Thanks.

gutis123 at 2010-06-08 22:38 CET:

To save or save as it asks for a password. Anybody has the password, please?pls

gutis123 at 2010-06-08 22:40 CET:

To save or save as it asks for a password. Anybody has the password, pls?
Thks.

bonienl at 2010-06-10 17:16 CET:

When saving this file under Excel there is no need for a password.

war59312 at 2010-06-11 18:53 CET:

Just do File Save As and save to a different file. That simple. No PW needed.

Opened and working fine in Excel 2010. Note if you save you will get a warning about missing features. Just ignore and save in Excel 2010 format.

Very cool spreadsheet! If only it self updated. ;)