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Take a look at what you entered for some pimps and some scores against us. You have 1.5 million points against us and 1.4 million for the pimps.

You screwed the spreadsheet.

Originally posted by vabills
Take a look at what you entered for some pimps and some scores against us. You have 1.5 million points against us and 1.4 million for the pimps.

You screwed the spreadsheet.

in europe the comma is a decimal pt or something.can somebody explain the reasoning behind this? im sure it makes a lot of sense.

Originally posted by kalkmanc
in europe the comma is a decimal pt or something.can somebody explain the reasoning behind this? im sure it makes a lot of sense.
Well, no idea why you guys decided to do it differently

Your question piqued my curiosity, so here you go: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator

Apparently "our" version with the comma is the official ISO standard. And as far as the spreadsheet is concerned, I did not realise that there were fractions at the top of the table as well, I took them out manually from the bottom teams before posting, I hope I'll remember to remove them in all instances in the future.

how do you seperate very large numbers? like 1,000,000 is one million here...do you just write it 1000000? seems like its hard to read that way

Originally posted by kalkmanc
how do you seperate very large numbers? like 1,000,000 is one million here...do you just write it 1000000? seems like its hard to read that way

We use the period for that

Originally posted by Zickzack
Originally posted by kalkmanc

in europe the comma is a decimal pt or something.can somebody explain the reasoning behind this? im sure it makes a lot of sense.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator

Wow, I never knew that in the UK we switched to the American decimal seperator system in the late 20th century, I had always assumed we had used the decimal seperator system which we still use to this day.

I think it's a mainland Europe thing to use commas instead of decimal points.

1.000.000,99 in Europe = 1,000,000.99 in USA ????

Originally posted by rtconner
1.000.000,99 in Europe = 1,000,000.99 in USA ????

i guess so

Originally posted by The SSS

I think it's a mainland Europe thing to use commas instead of decimal points.


It's ISO standard actually, but then you don't care about those with your weights and measurements either

I'll take that result. Let's not even play the game! Good job Monarchs better luck next year, all that kind of stuff.

Please?

Well if your spreadsheet is right and the Meatballs beat us by 161 as is says, then I quit. I will have bort sell my team to one of my GM's and retire all my players, because I then will not have a clue. (except if my players all set weird tactics and purposely blow the game).

Originally posted by Conspiracy_Victim
I'll take that result. Let's not even play the game! Good job Monarchs better luck next year, all that kind of stuff.

Please?

LOL! I'll let the owner know and get back to you.

Originally posted by vabills
(except if my players all set weird tactics and purposely blow the game).

love the gameplan

best of luck to PPP, can't believe you guys are up next

Talk about a rough schedule, death match today with the Pimps, hell my FB is still on life support, lol...then the Longnecks

Killer

Multiple Scorgasms vs Lyon Dynasty (35-34) Spread: 1

WOW... a 1 point spread... that's fuckin awesome, I dont care how fucked up the program is...

Originally posted by kalkmanc
how do you seperate very large numbers? like 1,000,000 is one million here...do you just write it 1000000? seems like its hard to read that way

1´000´000