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Hi everybody.


Just one question. In the models excel database, how can I know what general has a specific portrait?

I thought that it was in the column BC, for example

$ldr_FRA_Lasalle3 has a portrait

NULL, not

But Dominique Larrey, has a portrait and in that column there is a NULL? So where to look at?

Portraits are in column T of the models.xls file (at least in the official 35a version).

Column BC has nothing to do with it, its the column telling if the model is a support or not (i.e. 1 or 0 data here)

It is strange, I have two database versions and they are different.

34d, downloaded some time ago, I can see that BC column has 1 or 0 as you said.

35c just downloaded, and here is what I said, BC column with NULL or something like $ldr_FRA_Lasalle3 (for example)


34d has ...P V W... columns, but I cannot see a T

35c, not T!


34d when it is opened it is showed it two parts, for better browsing I think

35c, not splitted

It may happen that some filters are enabled in the xls files. Once you reset these you should see all columns.

Oh, thanks, T was hidden.

As you can see I am not an excel format expert

Me neither. Viewing or editing the Ageod DB's is the only thing I do with Excel or Open Office Calc. I would never use it to actually calculate something.

Primasprit wrote:Me neither. Viewing or editing the Ageod DB's is the only thing I do with Excel or Open Office Calc. I would never use it to actually calculate something.

+1

Primasprit wrote:Me neither. Viewing or editing the Ageod DB's is the only thing I do with Excel or Open Office Calc. I would never use it to actually calculate something.

MS should have called it expel.

Btw., in another forum I've read the following signature: "If MS Word was designed to write anything longer than a word, they would have called it Sentence or Paragraph."

I have another question

In the database, is it possible to know what french generals will appear in a particular scenario, for example the peninsular war?



Regards

Yes, you take the Excel file from the 1808-1814 campaign, and you go to the second thumbnail where all the campaign EVENTS are listed...there you'll find a section with leaders reinforcements from both sides...

Thanks, got it


Those excel files are incredibly complex, just wondering who made them

My poor self

dooya wrote:MS should have called it expel.

Btw., in another forum I've read the following signature: "If MS Word was designed to write anything longer than a word, they would have called it Sentence or Paragraph."

Nice double-joke in a single post, great!