Maine has a good swing for a pitcher but on anything that moves, he has no chance. And if it's a fastball, it has to be up in the zone. Basically, the pitcher has to hit his bat. - Mike Pelfrey
Damn boys, you've outdone yourselves, that's slick. Tiered ranking tied to MDP I believe (?) and overall lists both on one easy to view sheet. multiple projections, well done.
I only wish the draft tracker sheet could fit on one screen, but that's on me for not having a widescreen monitor (or dual monitors).
I'll get to play around with it more later, but it's lookin impressive.
PS. What are the positions in black at the bottom of the draft tracker for? Just a position reminder for leagues?
DaSh 1s wrote:PS how do u not want to cup the best player in baseball's sack?
RynoDyno wrote:PS. What are the positions in black at the bottom of the draft tracker for? Just a position reminder for leagues?
Yeah, I believe you have to manually maintain that however. With players having multiple position eligibility and leagues with different formats, it would be difficult to have a formula take care of that.
rookies and cream wrote:View ---> Zoom ---> 75% should work just fine
Thanks R&C, I had tried that, but it's that I'm stuck on a 1280x1024 at work and even at 75% teams 11/12 get cut off. I've got a 1600x1200 at home, I'm sure it'll be good there which is what matters for drafting.
DaSh 1s wrote:PS how do u not want to cup the best player in baseball's sack?
rookies and cream wrote:View ---> Zoom ---> 75% should work just fine
Thanks R&C, I had tried that, but it's that I'm stuck on a 1280x1024 at work and even at 75% teams 11/12 get cut off. I've got a 1600x1200 at home, I'm sure it'll be good there which is what matters for drafting.
Yeah as Rookies said you can change the view settings or just make the columns slimmer so you can fit the whole sheet on the screen.
As far as the positions at the bottom goes, you need to manually delete those as you enter the players into the sheet. You can put in your own league settings here and just keep track of who still needs what to fill. But definitely optional.
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." ~George Carlin
Conditional formatting is the easy way to do what you are looking for.
No need for cell equations.
To make it easy, have an extra column on each tab that shows "-1" or really anything you want if the player is listed on the drafted tab (vlookup).
Then have a conditional formatting statement that says if the extra column on the page is "-1" that you strike out the name or delete it entirely with a white font (I personally like strikeout).
Conditional formatting doesn't use as much system resources as having a bunch of formulas in every cell, so the sheet may be faster.
We created one without PECOTA. People have been very good and honest about it but we will require you to email a copy of the PECOTA if you want it included in the Draft Kit. Thanks.
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." ~George Carlin