Dynamis Gear List

[Biglen]

I am just wondering if there was someone really bored not to unlike I am that made a application/website/excel program to record all drops for a dynamis linkshell.

I wanted to borrow the idea or just plan out steal it and give credit was looking for a list of all the gears for each job and a row to plug in each member so I can mark off what they have each time they get a new set. I am really really really bored at work and I don't have a problem do this kind of update, and would be cool to know who is next in line for a certain drop instead of just calling out peoples name till somone lots.

Thanks in advance

Alexander Server RULEZ!!!:biggrin:

 

[neville]

I don't have something like this, but could whip up something if people would have a use for it

 

[Nugotugo]

When I ran a dynamis LS I created a xlsx for the shell that tracked attendance/members jobs/what af they had and what af tier they wanted to be on. Then generated a macro that would update the source worksheet for a pivot table that showed who was next for a armor based on their attendance points.

 

[Euphacent]

Nugo is such a nerd.

 

[Linhjah]

But a helpful nerd! It was super simple to use and greatly minimized the amount of time it took to keep track of that crap.

 

[Biglen]

So . . . you got that xls for me . . .

 

[naue]

When I ran a dynamis LS I created a xlsx for the shell that tracked attendance/members jobs/what af they had and what af tier they wanted to be on. Then generated a macro that would update the source worksheet for a pivot table that showed who was next for a armor based on their attendance points.

that's quite cool, actually.

 

[Tristam Green]

When I ran a dynamis LS I created a xlsx for the shell that tracked attendance/members jobs/what af they had and what af tier they wanted to be on. Then generated a macro that would update the source worksheet for a pivot table that showed who was next for a armor based on their attendance points.

I remember you talking about making that!

I'd made a database (in fact, I think all the data from it went into your spreadsheet) that did the same thing using views. Much larger filesize than a spreadsheet, but the same exact amount of data. Stupid databases >.>