World Cup Charts
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- Cenwulf
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World Cup Charts
For those who are going to be eagerly viewing the football action in 'Sith Efrica', I have produced these handy charts to print out and fill in.
The reason for there being two charts is straightforward - the 'a' chart is colour-coded, and the 'b' chart is black and white (to be coloured if you want to).
The 'a' chart also has an extra feature - filling in the tables puts the top two teams in the correct places on the 'Knockout' page.
The reason for there being two charts is straightforward - the 'a' chart is colour-coded, and the 'b' chart is black and white (to be coloured if you want to).
The 'a' chart also has an extra feature - filling in the tables puts the top two teams in the correct places on the 'Knockout' page.
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- World Cup 2010 a.xls
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Re: World Cup Charts
And I haven't forgotten those who have difficulty opening Excel sheets.
I've also got the same charts available in Word format: the Group Stage has had to be put in a separate file as it's landscape and the other two are portrait.
I've also got the same charts available in Word format: the Group Stage has had to be put in a separate file as it's landscape and the other two are portrait.
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No idea

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erm been explained to me by the little old lady in my local shop whats going on....
she was telling me about the selection for it....
yep i just nodded and "uh uh"-ed a lot
she was telling me about the selection for it....
yep i just nodded and "uh uh"-ed a lot
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Re: World Cup Charts
Football free zone in my house - wrong shaped ball
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Re: World Cup Charts
well I'll thank you anyway! That'll save me hunting round the web to find something to use.
Since I'm the one my office will be expected to keep everyone up to date on what's happening, I'll thank you on behalf of them as well.
Since I'm the one my office will be expected to keep everyone up to date on what's happening, I'll thank you on behalf of them as well.
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Re: World Cup Charts
football? football? Oh the orange coloured ball and 22 children running up and down spitting!!!! 
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Actually, CW, this HAS proved useful. My daughter is using your list to design a lesson on data collection and is using the world cup countries' flags / matches to do it. Thanks. 
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Thanks for these Cenwulf. I have been filling in the details every evening. And now when my OH asks questions about the progress/likely outcome on the group stages, or even about what matches are on when, I have all the answers at my fingertips! 
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im starting to think you like foot ballLAT wrote:Thanks for these Cenwulf. I have been filling in the details every evening. And now when my OH asks questions about the progress/likely outcome on the group stages, or even about what matches are on when, I have all the answers at my fingertips!
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Re: World Cup Charts
No, she likes puzzles. And the World Cup one is a real doozy...clvrlad wrote:im starting to think you like foot ball
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Re: World Cup Charts
What's a DOOZY? 
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Re: World Cup Charts
I've discovered an error. It's in the Knockout stages of version A.
The formula entered at D8 reads '=(Tables!B16)' where it should actually read '=(Tables!B15)'. If uncorrected it would result in the second team in Group E appearing twice and the Group winner not at all.
And as for the switch in the first two Group B games, that happened after I did the tables: I was working from a listing which appeared in January.
The formula entered at D8 reads '=(Tables!B16)' where it should actually read '=(Tables!B15)'. If uncorrected it would result in the second team in Group E appearing twice and the Group winner not at all.
And as for the switch in the first two Group B games, that happened after I did the tables: I was working from a listing which appeared in January.
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Re: World Cup Charts
As long as no-one's saying I'm a doozy.
The trouble is that whether I like it or not almost all of all the matches will be watched in our house. And I will be in a minority next week when my son gets home from Uni so I might as well show some interest. Even at work today a colleague who was chatting to someone in our Basel office turned to the expert (me
) when asked when the next England match was.
Au revoir la France!
The trouble is that whether I like it or not almost all of all the matches will be watched in our house. And I will be in a minority next week when my son gets home from Uni so I might as well show some interest. Even at work today a colleague who was chatting to someone in our Basel office turned to the expert (me
Au revoir la France!
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