Since then I've had some feedback and a very useful suggestion from Bob Amey.
He suggested combining the two tables in my full score ready reckoner in to one:
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The result is a touch more complex to use, as you have to remember which colour column is which, but it solves the same problem I had initially and uses a lot less vertical space. I've prepared two versions for download:
- Sheet #3 is a 650 point scorecard for up to 4 games. This covers armies up to a maximum of 18 battlegroups.
- Sheet #4 is an 800 point plus scorecard for up to 3 games. This covers armies up to a maximum of 23 battlegroups.
In both cases I kept the cell size reasonably large to maintain readability. Of course this restricts the size of the grids a touch but these should do for most games.
Comments and feedback always welcome.
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