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Can this be done within Maximum Football - 7/17/2005 3:25:48 AM

Coach J

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I'd like to create 3 leagues

High School
NCAA
Pro

I'd like to run my HS league for 4 years and export the 4th year players at the end of the season into my NCAA league as 1st year players.

Also run my NCAA league for 4 years and export the 4th year players at the end of the season into my Pro league as 1st year players...

Can this be done

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RE: Can this be done within Maximum Football - 7/17/2005 3:42:28 AM

Tbird

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You can have an unlimited amount of teams but dunno what the maximum amount of divisions is you can you can change the quarter lengths as well. I think for tranferring players from one league to another it would have to be done manually but Iam not completely sure but it will let you export to .csv or Microsoft Access files too I think. The league I'm in The MLF plans to have a seperate Arena league as a player development league.

< Message edited by Tbird -- 7/17/2005 3:44:14 AM >

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RE: Can this be done within Maximum Football - 7/17/2005 5:57:09 PM

twoody78

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Yes it could be done, either manually or through a 3rd party utility. It wouldn't be too hard to do as a 3rd party as I've already toyed around with it based upon assumptions of what the DB includes...

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