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Printing out the OOB - 9/16/2013 1:56:18 PM

Tuhhodge

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Despite a search through the forum I can't find an excel spreadsheet or similarly helpful list of the OOB - I'm after the AXIS - that can be printed off for planning purposes.

Does anyone have one or know of one available on the forum?

It's a pity the game doesn't have a 'print' option in the Commander's Report or OOB screens.

Much obliged.

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RE: Printing out the OOB - 9/16/2013 5:07:17 PM

Mike13z50

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There was a way to output to a .csv file, or maybe that was only from a scenario.....

Then you could import into a spread sheet. I used to play around with that, then I got used to the CR.

Anyone remember how to export to csv?

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RE: Printing out the OOB - 9/16/2013 5:39:36 PM

gingerbread

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Use the editor to generate a CSV-file. Open in Excel/OOCalc.

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RE: Printing out the OOB - 9/16/2013 8:19:19 PM

Tuhhodge

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Thanks gents. I managed to export the CSV and open in Excel but the resulting file is a little unwieldy. I'll have a play with it when I have more time.

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RE: Printing out the OOB - 9/17/2013 5:45:34 PM

Denniss

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Open Excel with an empty page, use import data function and point it to the .csv file of your choice, choose comma as data separator. Data should now be looking nice and handy in Excel.

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