If you are a MotoGP and F1 lovers, you will know that there are several differences between MotoGP and F1 rule on getting points in championship races. I won’t explain more about those differences, but I will summarize important points applied for MotoGP as follows :

• Riders and Constructors/Manufacturers compete for World Championship Grand Prix titles. Teams, compete for a MotoGP Team Championship, which is different to the Constructors Championship. For example, Monster Yamaha Tech 3 and Yamaha Factory Racing are different teams but same constructor (Yamaha).
• For riders, the points which count towards their World Championship total will be those gained in each race. For Constructors, only the highest placed motorcycle of a Constructor will gain points, according to the position in the race.
• Teams in the MotoGP are in principle comprised of two riders. All points scored by both riders in the Team, including substitutes or replacements, will count towards the Team Championship. In the case of a one rider Team then only the points scored by that rider will count towards the Team Championship. Wild card riders will not score points for the Team Championship.
• There are 15 places in each race which will qualify for getting championship points as follows :

* 1st – 25 points
* 2nd – 20 points
* 3rd – 16 points
* 4th – 13 points
* 5th – 11 points
* 6th – 10 points
* 7th – 9 points
* 8th – 8 points
* 9th – 7 points
* 10th – 6 points
* 11th – 5 points
* 12th – 4 points
* 13th – 3 points
* 14th – 2 points
* 15th – 1 point

• If more than one rider are sharing the same championship points, the final positions will be decided based on the number of best position in all races. If there is still a tie then, the date in the Championship at which the highest place was achieved will be taken into account with precedence going to the latest result.

You can follow short instruction below to use this MotoGP 2013 Schedule and Scoresheet template :

Dashboard
In this worksheet, you can
- Monitor the progress of top 10 riders
- Monitor the progress of top 5 teams
- See race schedule
- See the last three races podium finishers

Rider’s Championship
- In this worksheet you can see the standing position of all riders as well as their championship points they earned from each race

Constructor’s Championship
- In this worksheet, you can see the position of all teams and constructors and also their earning points in each race

Team Setup
All riders have been placed in rider’s table. There are 24 riders from 13 teams which will participate in this MotoGP season 2013. If you found any errors in rider’s name, country, team or constructor, just replace the incorrect information with the correct one. You don’t have to wait any updates from me. If there is a new rider participate in the middle of the race, where usually because the current riders get injured, you can add the new rider’s name at the blank rows at the bottom of the table after Jorge Lorenzo name.

Race Scoresheet
This is an area where you have to update everytime the race is finished. There are 18 worksheets for 18 races. You can click the country name at the left side of any worksheets to type the results or move between races. Select the rider’s name based on their position in the race. The nationality and team’s name will be shown automatically. There is a point at the right side of the worksheet which correspond with FIM MotoGP policy that you can adjust if there are some changes in its policy or if there are some penalties applied to the riders. In this worksheet, you can also put the rider’s name who earn the pole position.

And there is a short circuit information without a picture of circuit layout where you can put your own circuit images. But, be careful to put only free images. This is the part that I haven’t finished it, but I think you can fill it by yourself, if you want to fill it . Those are just additional information that are nice to have.

OK guys. Prepare yourself. The fastest riders in the world are starting to compete each other from Losail, Qatar. Watch Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa and 20 others drivers are competing to pursue the World Champion crown. Download the file below and let me know when you found some errors while playing with this spreadsheet.

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There are two dummy worksheets which is password-protected where they contain the main formula to form the standing table as well as the dashboard. But, if you are kind enough to paypal me 5 bucks, I will send you the unlocked one where you can learn the formula which built this spreadsheet . And you will also get the Unlocked spreadsheet for Formula 1 Schedule and Scoresheet 2013 as well within the same bundle. If you already bought the Formula 1 spreadsheet, you don’t have to buy this one. Try to re-download it using the same link which has been emailed to you.

Get Unlocked MotoGP 2013 Schedule and Scoresheet

If you were using my Formula 1 2012 schedule template, I believe that you won’t have any difficulties on using this 2013 template because I made no major changes. But, if you are new to use this template, you can read quick descriptions of the spreadsheet below :

Dashboard
This is a tracker worksheet where you can
- Monitor the progress of top 10 drivers
- Monitor the progress of top 5 constructors
- Remind you the date for the next race
- See the podium finishers of the last three races

Driver’s Championship
- This is a worksheet where you can see the standing position of all drivers as well as their earning points in each race

Constructor’s Championship
- In this is a worksheet, you can see the position of all constructors and their points in each race

Team Setup
All drivers except one driver from Force India have been placed in Drivers table. It should be 22 drivers to complete the table. And there are 11 constructors that have been placed in Constructor’s table after HRT was pulled out from this season participation because of financial issues.

Race Scoresheet
This is an area where you have to update everytime the race is finished. You can click the country name at the left side of race worksheets to type the results and move between races.

To type the results, just select the driver’s name based on their position in the race. The nationality and team’s name will shown automatically. There is a point at the right side which correspond with FIA F1 rule that you can adjust if there is some changes or penalty applied to the drivers. Beside typing all 10 drivers who earn points, you can type a driver who become a pole sitter in pole position cell.

I add information regarding the last five races winner which should help you seeing the facts or make some prediction. And also there is a short circuit information without a picture of circuit layout where you can put your own circuit images. I haven’t had time to find free images, but you might be have time to find it .

By the time I write this post, that one race, race no 10, is still tagged TBA. Also, Force India hasn’t announced the second driver who will race for them. You can visit this site and re-download it again when the remaining one race and one driver become available. Or, you can update it by yourself since all shown worksheets are not password protected. Also, you can update flags, name, add more circuit information, change color etc. So, if you found any errors in writing or information , you can fix it by yourself, but I would be pleased if you could send me those incorrect information so I can fix it in the later version.

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There are two dummy worksheets with main formula which is password-protected. But, if you are kind enough to send me 5 bucks, I will send you the unlocked one where you can learn the formula which built this spreadsheet .

Get Unlocked Formula 1 Schedule and Scoresheet 2013

Finally, I have finished creating the 2013 Pool version to be used by maximum 25 players. You can download it here. If you want to extend the players or just want to see the excel formula behind this spreadsheet, you can paypal me through the paypal button in “about” page inside this spreadsheet.

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SWOT itself stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. The first two terms are usually being used to measure internal factors while the remain terms are being used to measure external factors. In a business context, a SWOT Analysis can help you measure a sustainable niche in your market while in a personal context, it could help you develop your career in a way that takes best advantage of your talents and abilities. If you want to learn more, there are several different approach on utilizing SWOT analysis to give more benefits on your company in many internet sites.

Then, how my SWOT analysis template can help your business? It depends on your objective that you want to achieve. I used this template only to see where product position among its competitor. And I don’t think I have to make it as accurate as possible, because it needs more marketing research, survey etc which I don’t think I need it at that time. When you open this template, you will see a simple SWOT chart which will show you the position of your company/business compare with other companies. It is created using Excel Radar Chart with additional dynamic value reference.

To use this template, go to each SWOT tabs, and type your measured item. There are 15 available rows that you can fill. The chart will adjust accordingly based on number of item that you typed. Put your company and its competitor name at the left side of the table, next to the chart. Define measurement value based on your own scale. It can start from 1 until 3, 4 or 5. Then, you can start to put the value on company related boxes, next to SWOT item. You can show or hide your company as well as your competitor from the chart by tick/untick the tick boxes on top of company’s code.

The file is unlocked, so you can play around with the excel formulas as well as modify its layout.

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You can follow the short guidance below to start utilizing this template.

Set Spreadsheet Parameter
Go to Setup worksheet, and
1. Type your company attendance starting period
2. Select your company workdays in a week (in Lite version you can only choose Saturday and Sunday as additional workdays, while the Pro version will allow you to select/deselect any days in a week)
3. Define your company absence parameter
4. Specify your company regular/normal working hour per day
5. Type your country or company official holiday dates

Input Employee Information
Go to Employee Info worksheet and put your employee’s ID, name, title, department, hired date, resign date, and their hourly rate for normal/regular hour, overtime and absence (if any). Leave the first two column, Employee Sheet and No columns, because this column will show employee’s timesheet links and no automatically.

Generate Blank Timesheet
There is a “Create Blank Timesheet” link in this worksheet which will bring you to the blank timesheet generator worksheet that you can customize, print and distribute to related employees to be manually filled before being inputted in this excel file.

Go to Employee Info worksheet
1. Click on “edit timesheet” link to go to related employee timesheet.
2. Click on “Create Blank Sheet”
3. Set timesheet parameter (starting date and report period). There is an option to show or hide related employee hourly cost that you can select.
4. Select Employee’s Name

Input Daily Attendance Working Hour
Go to Employee Info worksheet and click on “edit timesheet” link to go to related employee timesheet or you can click on Time Sheet tab.

In this timesheet, you can start to track your employee’s attendance by filling the Time In and Time Out column as well as their absence hour. Before you start typing those time attendance, you can set the allocation absence time for one year period in the right table with absence allocation codes as its reference cells.I put some guidance on each header in comment boxes which will show up when you hover your mouse over those header.

Follow the format below for typing in Time In/Out column
Format : HH:MM (Hour:Minute), example, come at 8 o’clock and break at 1 o’clock, you should type “8:00″ and “13:00″
TAH (Total Absence Hour) :
Type the number of absence hour of absence employee
Format : HH:MM (Hour:Minute), example, absence for 4 and half hour, you should type “4:30″

Generate attendance report
There is two types of report that you can generate. A summary attendance report for all employees and an individual attendance report. The first one is a report which will show you a table with list of employee at the left column at the table and their working hour summary at the left part of the table. To generate the report, just select particular year and month and choose overtime to be included if you want to add those time in the report. The latter one will have the report format like a timesheet, except you cannot modify the time in the table. Select employee’s name to reveal their working time on this report. You can customize how it is displayed by changing the starting date and report period parameter.

Some report features are limited and all worksheets are password protected in lite version. To run it well, it requires Microsoft Excel 2007/2010 running on Windows OS or Microsoft Excel 2011 running on Mac OS.

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You can play around with those timesheets. There is a Pro version that you can purchase if you think you need to extend the program to cover 3 years monitoring period and accommodate until 250 employees.

But, it wasn’t that simple . It took more than 10 days to finish it, it took only 3 days to complete all the formula integration but it needed more than 7 days to finish the lay out and some more days to solve minor errors that came up when simulating the tournament.

Creating the template is not the same with creating the spreadsheet for myself. If I tried to make a spreadsheet for my own purposes, I will make it as simple as I could to ease my work, or as complex as I can so probably only me who understand the spreadsheet. But, in this case, I have try to understand what majority people want to do with the template and of course I have to see what Microsoft Excel can provide to make it happened. And, I have to make it as simple as possible so most of the people who download this template can use it without sending me tons of questions and finally just keep it as an unused file because the difficulties on using it.

But, I believe that most of you have already used and familiar with my previous templates, and I think you won’t have any difficulties on using this new Soccer Tournament Creator template. There are still plenty of features that I would like to add in this spreadsheet (I make many versions, try to accommodate those features), but it just made the processing time became slower. So, I drop those nice-to-have features and I also stripped some features from Soccer League Creator off, like last 5 matches and team chart function.

So, here it is the Soccer Tournament Creator template. It can accommodate until 256 teams and 16 groups per tournament, and 16 teams per group. And you will have a flexibility to select the knock out round from round of 32 or select only final match as the only knock out round. With this flexibility, you can create a maximum 16 groups where each group can have 16 teams to fight for the place in round of 32 in knock out phase. And there is option to select whether the knock out round will be played in home/away format (like Champions League tournament) or just single match format (Like in World Cup or Euro Cup tournament). But, there is no automatic match function in knock out phases. You have to pairing the match by yourself, but you can set it up from the beginning, so when all group matches are finished, the qualified teams will be placed automatically in knock out brackets based on your own pre-knock out pairing setup.

There is a lite and free version that you can download below to test the template before you decide to buy it. It can accommodate 32 teams and 4 groups for one tournament where each group can have a maximum 8 teams. And, you will have 3 options to start knock out phase, those are quarterfinals (round of 8), semifinals and final.

The lite version is password protected while the Pro version can be unlocked without password. So, you can easily personalize it to meet your tournament of your organization styles.

You can follow the guidance below to use the Soccer Tournament Creator template :

Go to Setup worksheet

1. Set your starting tournament date (Cell K11)
2. Specify number of teams (Cell K13) – max 32 teams for Lite and max 256 groups for Pro version
3. Specify number of groups (Cell K14) – max 4 groups for Lite and max 16 groups for Pro version
4. Set Date of the First Matches on each Group (Cell K16 – Z16)
5. Set Number of Teams per Group (Cell K17 – Z17) – Watch Cell N13 to see remaining teams which has not been allocated (it should give “0″ value when you succesfully divided all teams in the groups) – max 8 teams for Lite and max 16 teams for Pro version
6. Set number of teams that will qualify automatically from each group (Cell K19) – It has to be lower than the number of teams needed for the first round of knock out phase – Watch Cell K20 for the total number of qualified teams and Cell K21 for teams that you have to pick manually after all group matches are finished
7. Specify your group matches competition style (Cell K22) – Home/Away Competition or Single Match Competition
8. Set your group matches schedule period (Cell K23)
9. Set your group matches points earned (Cell K25 – K30)
10. Specify your group matches tie breaker regulation (Cell K31) – Only available in Pro version
11. Specifiy the first round of the knock out phase (Cell K43) – It will related with the maximum number of teams that will qualify from group matches
12. Specify whether there is a 3rd place match is contested (Cell K44)
13. Specify your knock out matches regulation from the first round until final (Cell K45)
You are finished in setup worksheet, now you can start to add and divided your teams, and also arrange knock out matches
14. Write down all Teams name (Cell L13 – edit team name)

Step no 14 will bring you to other worksheet – Team Setup Worksheet

15. Write down all of your teams and their home stadium (Cell C8 – D264). There will be a guidance number at the left side of the table that will guide on writing the whole teams
16. Divide teams into the group. Start with group A. (Cell H8)

Step no 16 step will bring you to other worksheet – Group Setup Worksheet

17. Select the team in group A. Start from Cell C10 until all table filled with the team. There will be group allocation table guidance (Column L – N) to help you selecting teams which have not been allocated yet. Complete filling all groups by scrolling the bar to the right to move between groups(Cell G6)

Go to Setup worksheet again

18. Arrange the knock out matches by clicking on “Edit pairing” link (Cell K48)

Step no 18 will bring you to other worksheet – Knock Out Regulation Worksheet

You can change your preference in this worksheet when during group matches or after all the group matches is finished.
19. Start pairing knock out matches by selecting the teams in the table, from the first round until semifinal. There is the summary of group rank table at the left side of the worksheet that you can use for your reference on arranging the matches
20. Put the date, time and venue of knock out matches. The cell number will be vary based on your Knock Out phase selection in Setup worksheet.

Setting up the preferences for your tournament is finished.

You can start filling the group matches score boxes in Group Matches worksheet. And when all group matches are finished, you can start to put the knock out match results in Knock Out Matches worksheet .

There is one worksheet where you can see the the whole group schedule sorted in date (not time) where you can also highlight particular group or team in that worksheet. And there is also an individual team information worksheet where you can see particular team schedule.

Eventhough I have thoroughly verified these templates, It could be you will find some minor errors which could affect the basic function of the template. You can send me feedback if you found one. All lite and Pro versions are needed Microsoft Excel 2007/2010 with Windows system, or Microsoft Excel 2011 for Mac system to make it running well.

As mention above, there are some limitation in the lite version of the template, so if you are want to extend the capability of the lite version, you can purchase the Pro edition which can accommodate until 256 teams and 16 groups per tournament, where each group can have a maximum 16 teams. And you can start the first round of Knock Out phase with 32 teams.

With these start-end marking dates feature, it should be easier for you to make several types of plans, for example vacation plan, business travel plan, exhibition event plan,  wedding plan, etc. This feature is applied on standard calendar only. The 2013 calendars with notes (calendar with notes at the left and right side of the calendar) are remain the same with the previous ones.

I add a new linear style calendar which probably could fit people who need it for special purposes. It will have the consecutive marking dates feature like standard 2013 calendars. But, all of those new features are only working with Excel 2007/2010. You still can download 2013 calendars for Excel 97/2003 but you won’t have those new features.

You can download the files below :

All files you’ve downloaded are password protected. But, you still be able to modify some cells. But, if you want to have full access to those calendars, you can purchase the unlocked version for $4.99, and you will have all 2013 calendars (require Excel 2007/2010) as follows :

- Unlocked 2013 Calendar – Portrait
- Unlocked 2013 Calendar – Landscape
- Unlocked 2013 Linear Calendar
- Unlocked 2013 Calendar with Notes – Vertical Month Arrangement  with 7 Different Marking Color
- Unlocked 2013 Calendar with Notes – Horizontal Month Arrangement with 7 Different Marking Color
- Unlocked July 2012/June 2013 Academic Calendar
- Unlocked July 2012/July 2013 Academic Calendar
- Unlocked August 2012/July 2013 Academic Calendar
- Unlocked August 2012/August 2013 Academic Calendar

Get Unlocked 2013 Calendars for US$ 4.99

But, trying to commit those goals is not as easy as writing it in a piece of paper . A study by Richard Wisemen (University of Bristol), in 2007, showed that 88% New Year’s resolutions has failed to be achieved, despite the fact that 52% of respondents were confident of success at the beginning. Nevertheless, you shouldn’t have to worry about writing your new goals. With goals, you will always have something to be pursued while sailing through the new year regardless the results you will have by the end of that year.

Some of popular goals are :
- Improve health: eat better food, quit smoking, lose weight
- Improve wealth: invest on shares, properties, golds
- Improve career: get a promotion, get a better job
- Improve education: learn something new, continue education
- Improve self: more organized, more mature, less hanging out, more time with family
- Have a vacation

These New Year’s Resolution below are just simple excel templates which could help you to write your goals down and monitor the results. There are two type of templates, the first one is a simple template where you just write your goals, and type done in the next column, and you will see the percentage of goals that has been achieved. This template is based on my To Do List template I have posted one year ago. The second one is a more advance template where you should also put your goals timeframe (you can select it from the Target Timeframe column). When you achieved your goal, you can type “v” in Done column and put your date in Date achieved column. There is a year bar which will show you the timeframe, and your achievement (Done word in blue column if you achieved it within your timeframe or orange color if you achieved it outside your timeframe).

There is no protection in this template, you can modify, expand or doing anything to suit your needs.

And here it is, the new employee attendance planner and tracker template which is created with the same style with my previous Gantt Chart and Soccer League templates. If you have downloaded those lite templates, you will be familiar with the worksheets structure .

I have to make a different post for this template because there are many improvement have been made over the old one. I believe this template should help you ease your employee attendance recording job where it will automatically help you calculate it employee by employee where you can further analyze it to evaluate your employee performance.

I made two versions, lite and pro version, where the lite one is free, and you have to purchase a pro one if you want to upgrade it. The lite one only accommodate maximum 25 employees, 12-month period, four absence codes, Saturday/Sunday non working days selection and no layout customization, while the pro one can accommodate until 250 employees, 36-month period, eight absence codes, any non working days selection and layout customization.

Other features are as follows :
- Custom Month and Week name : If your language is not English, you modify its month and weekname into your own language. To further customize other words and titles, you need the pro one.
- Color marker : You will have options to hide or reveal color marker in attendance worksheets, available color markers are present marker, attendance code, holiday, non working days, and hired/resign markers. You can switch it on/off based on your selection in setup worksheet.
- Carry Over period : if your company applied carry over attendance system, you can set the month period of that carry over.
- Custom Holiday Dates : You can set your own holiday dates, your country or company official holidays where these holidays will be excluded in working days calculation.

Getting Started

> Go to Setup worksheet
– Type your starting year (for example, 2012)
– Select your working days
– Custom your attendance codes
– Select your marker preference
– Set your carry over period
– Type your holiday dates

> Go to Personal Info – Employee Name worksheet
– Fill in ID, Name, Title, Department, Hired and Resign dates (You have to delete all dummies information in lite version)

> Go to Personal Info – Allocation worksheet
– Fill employee attendance allocation and carry over (only for the first year) days in corresponding cells (you have to delete all dummies information in lite version)

> Go to Attendance worksheet
– This is basically your daily worksheets. When you finished typing, selecting and filling the previous worksheets, you can start typing/selecting corresponding codes when your employee is not come to your office, and let the excel formulas ease all calculation jobs. You will see total working days in each month, and you can move between months by directly click on month tabs or sliding left or right using the available sliding arrows (there is several codes already type in the first month in lite version, you should delete it first).

To see your employee attendance for further evaluation, you can go to Report and Dashboard worksheets. In Pro version, you can select year up until 3 year period and 250 employees.

> Report – All Employees worksheet
– Select attendance code to show your employee attendance records in one full year.

> Report – Single Employee worksheet
– Select your employee name to show his/her attendance record in one full year.

> Dashboard
– In this calendar style worksheet, you can see the average of employee attendance until today. The other information you can see in this dashboard are, total/passed working days, number of active employees, a number of employees who hired/resign, top/bottom 5 employees, and the average of absence allocation taken by employees. You can also custom calendar marker for attendance by changing the percentage value in white cells below the calendar.

You can download the lite version to try the new attendance planner and tracker template. You can send me feedback to improve this spreadsheet by typing in the comment box below.

And if you decided to buy a Pro one, you can proceed your payment through paypal button below. I decided not to split the protection password, so you can unprotect the shown worksheets without password.

And following the release of those schedule, I have created the new version of UEFA Champions League 2012/2013 Fixtures and Scoresheet where I made a few modification. In this new template, I provide an Individual Team Information where you can see a brief stats of particular team and its schedule in calendar  layout. Just select your team, and you will see :
- Its current standing in its group
- Its fixtures, from group until final, with conclusion after its stages (eliminated from Group Stages, lost because away goals etc), as you can see in the screenshot.
- Its history for the past five years (I haven’t finished it, perhaps you can complete it by typing in team history worksheet )
- Its fixtures in calendar view, and there is a color marker description below its calendar.

And there is highlight matches option in Group Matches worksheet where you can highlight matches based on your particular group or team selection.

I still want to improve it by adding language features and completed team history stats, but I want to finish my other project first before tidy this template up. Since there is no major modification on this template, you can follow the same guidance I have provided in previous Champions League template.

You can go to download it below. The 97/2003 version will have no highlight feature but still have the Individual Team version with fewer color marker since the maximum conditional formatting that can be supported by those version is three.

If you would like to see the formula to form this template or if you just want to thank me , you can send me 10 bucks from paypal button below and I will send you the unlocked template. I believe that you will respect my creation that you will use for your own purpose and won’t distribute this unlocked template to anybody without my permission or claim it as yours.

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To follow all progress of Serie A team in this 2012/2013 season, I have made a new Serie A 2012/2013 fixtures and scoresheet for excel which totally different from the previous years. It took some time to finish this new one, because I tried to make the general template which can be used to create and map all soccer league competition around the world with ease. You will see the words “Powered by Excelindo Soccer League Creator” at the bottom of several worksheets inside this template.  That is the main program, in excel, to create this fixtures.

There are several features I have added in this new template, several of those are:

1. Italian Serie A Tie-Breaker Policy
I have adapted the Serie A tie-breaker policy where the final position for Serie A competition will be ranked based on rules as follows:
- 1 > All Matches – Highest Point
- 2 > Team Concerned Matches – Highest Point
- 3 > Team Concerned Matches – Better Goal Difference
- 4 > All Matches – Better Goal Difference
- 5 > All Matches – Better Goals Scored
- 6 > All Matches – Better Away Goals Scored
- 7 > Team Concerned Matches – Better Goals Scored
- 8 > Manual Re-Rank

2. New Dashboard Design
I made some improvement in Dashboard design which will ease you to track Serie A progress

3. Last 5 Matches Results
Now, you can see your team performance in their last 5 matches

4. Team Fixtures with Calendar View
I made a major modification in team individual information worksheet where you can see a few stats of your favorite teams and also all matches in one year calendar view. And there is an explanation of marking dates colors below the calendar.

There are other features that you might explore after you downloaded the file. By the way, this template cannot be used with Excel 97/2003, because of some formulas and conditional formatting which need at least Excel 2007 to make it running well. But, I still prepared the old one, just in case you haven’t upgrade to Excel 2007/2010, but still want to follow Serie A 2o12/2013 matches. But, I suggest you to upgrade it to the upper version, if you want to feel the new features .

There are plenty of information about the features which I think I haven’t explained, but you can leave your questions in comments box below. Please send me some feedback if you found any errors so I can fix it quickly.