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BigBlue

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I just started using Google Documents to store my deckfiles... it's pretty darn cool - since I can access them from wherever I am...

It's easy to set up - and you don't need excel.

Its a bit different acting than straight excel, but I'm managing.

If anyone wants help setting it up, let me know.

I may work on spreadsheets to create boosters... Then I can share with folks here to use if they don't have access to Apprentice or whatever. :)
 

Mooseman

Isengar Tussle
Sounds good.
What do we have to look out for or what did you find made it easier?

Can you program the documents like in Excel?
 
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BigBlue

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I don't know about "programming" documents...

I use formulas to perform most of the things I need - for example I have a column of random numbers which I use to sort the cards and "shuffle".

I have hidden columns which list the color (for the cpa link), CIP status, Rules text, and Name.

Then I have 3 columns - one which is the "zone" for the card, one which is a link for me to view the card, and lastly a column which includes the CPA text - link, color, etc... I use a formula which says if the card is in my library it isn't visible.

I know you wrote a sheet with Macros, and I doubt that will work on the google documents. But, I can accomplish most things I need to do with mine quickly enough.
 
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