Medieval Mart?
- Thread starter Razaki
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The Mart is an excellent spreadsheet tool put together by Death_Dealer. It's a very handy tool for tracking your grail status. I use it for detailed analysis and Fara for a quick visual version.
According to various posts, there should be a link to it in Shade's 1.10 FAQ in the FAQ sticky.
According to various posts, there should be a link to it in Shade's 1.10 FAQ in the FAQ sticky.
farting bob
Banned
well, the link is very unrealiable. it doesnt work much. i'll try and gt it up on a geocitie site if i can, then everyoen can downlaod it. (i presume you dotn mind me doign that death dealer?)
farting bob
Banned
ok, ive made a page with the 1.10 version. its a nice and stable connection. AE might want toput it or some simular site into the Stickied FAQ as a alterantive if death_dealers link is down.
http://uk.geocities.com/russellwilson88/medievalmart.htm
http://uk.geocities.com/russellwilson88/medievalmart.htm
Death_Dealer
Diabloii.Net Member
NP bob, thxfarting bob said:
I had the same problem on my first try.
There are two spaces to the left of each item. Use the second one. The entry will be displayed in red (at least that's how it looks on mine. I use OpenOffice so YMMV). That's the column used by the stats generator.
Put a 1 in the "got it" column and (if you want) a count in the first column to show how many you have of that item. The stats generator doesn't care what's in the first block. If you put a number bigger than 1 in the "got it" column then the stats generator will count it that many times resulting in wrong numbers.
There are two spaces to the left of each item. Use the second one. The entry will be displayed in red (at least that's how it looks on mine. I use OpenOffice so YMMV). That's the column used by the stats generator.
Put a 1 in the "got it" column and (if you want) a count in the first column to show how many you have of that item. The stats generator doesn't care what's in the first block. If you put a number bigger than 1 in the "got it" column then the stats generator will count it that many times resulting in wrong numbers.