Ff3f score sheets.

[isoaritfirst 1,444]

Does anyone have a McCurdy style spread sheet that will cover more than 10 rounds, and work on a 64 bit computer.

There are versions on Mikeshellins page and NYMSC but neither will work on my computer.

[Andy_B 1,131]

Ive emailed you one ........it works on my laptop 

[isoaritfirst 1,444]

Thanks Andy, thats the one I used, but would prefer the more normal layout of the McCurdy style 

 

[rc-soar 386]

Mike, Both Simon Hall's and McCurdy's sheets should work on a 64 bit PC, maybe it's an Excel version issue (both run fine on Excel 2010).

Not sure which one Andy has sent you, but the Simon Hall spreadsheet supports 20 rounds and is well tried. Latest version is 1.01.

[isoaritfirst 1,444]

 

Always comes up with this error message

[rc-soar 386]

Okay will investigate later this evening. In the meantime suggest try on another PC if poss.

[isoaritfirst 1,444]

a quick look on google reveals that I should install a 32bit version of office on a 64 bit machine, as this is generally more compatible with others.

 

[rc-soar 386]

Yes, running under 32-bit Office should solve the issue.

Unfortunately making Simon's sheet compatible with 64-bit Office is non-trivial. Microsoft offer a free migration tool, but it's still a bit of work identifying the bits of code to change. And before releasing it, we'd need to test out the serial comms from a 64-bit version of Excel.

Suggest we leave as is for now.