Here is a picture of it in excel and one as a pdf. I think I may just use all thin lines so as not to have real thick borders.
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picture from excel |
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picture converted to pdf |
I am not liking the thick borders so I will convert them all to the thin ones. using the colors of the chart to dictate the spacing and visual searching that one will do when looking at the chart.
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reduced all boxes to the thin line pdf |
Ok here is the pdf and this is how it will print out in a color printer. The thinner lines are so much better and I am happy with the results.
Love the work your doing on this Steven, could I suggest an extra Data field allowing the Player to name his Units, I think one of the beauties of M & T is to create almost a Role Playing Campaign situation for Officers and Units.
ReplyDeleteCheers Barrie
Thanks BarrieMac, It is a pretty tight fit on the excel sheet vertically, one possible way is to move up the Options row up to create another row that would be useable for such a thing.
DeleteI also realize I could tighten up the space a bit between the Options and Weapons which could create that space I need. Last resort would be to reduce the text size down by 1.