Posts by Michael Richardson55

I was watching some highlights from the last series last night, and it got me thinking about how much weight is being placed on every single match lately. It feels like every time a tournament or a major cycle comes around, the narrative is always about these impossible math problems and "do or die" scenarios.

Don't get me wrong, I love the intensity, but sometimes I wonder if the constant pressure to qualify for these massive finals takes the actual joy out of the sport. For the players, it’s a grueling grind of traveling and performing under a microscope, and for us fans, it’s just constant anxiety over points tables and complicated qualification rules.

I remember back in the day, it felt like you just showed up and played the game. Now, it feels like you need a PhD in mathematics just to figure out if your team even has a chance of making the big dance at the end of the year.

Do you think this hyper-focus on qualification scenarios makes the actual matches more exciting to watch, or does it just suck the soul out of the game?

I’ve personally gone through this tutorial and found it incredibly helpful for my daily workflow, as I've already put several of these techniques into practice. However, when it comes to my specific struggle with inventory tracking, I haven't quite been able to find the right solution yet—at least not for me. Perhaps you could offer some more targeted guidance on that front, Vincent?

And I have to say, Benjamin Wilson7 makes an excellent point! 😁
I would love to attach a file here so you can see exactly what I'm dealing with, but does anyone know how I can upload an Excel file? 🤷

Best regards,

I’ve been working away in Microsoft Excel:

- Sheet 1 acts as my product database, organized by SKU, quantity, and other details so I can track everything I have in stock;

- Sheet 2 is where I generate my invoices.

So, here is what I am wondering: is there a way to link these two sheets together? Ideally, when I’m putting together an invoice and enter the quantities sold, I would love for Microsoft Excel to automatically subtract those amounts from my inventory list (meaning, from that main database where all my SKUs and stock levels live)🤔

I hope I explained that clearly enough, and I’m sure someone out there might be able to point me in the right direction! 😁
Thanks so much in advance