Bowler History - Absences
Question asked by Debbie Thune - 3/26/2018 at 12:46 PM
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Some of the absences are in bold/red, and some of the absences are in bold/black.  What is the significance of the font color on an absence?
Debbie, when you tagged this "Website", does that refer to the CDE Software website (cdesoftware.com) or to League Secretary (leaguesecretary.com)?
 
If it's the latter, I just looked up my own history (on leaguesecretary.com). I missed three times, and for two I got a substitute bowler. In both of those cases, the week number didn't appear in my listing. In one, though, I did not get a substitute due to it being unforeseen, and the team used my absentee score (in the case of this league, my average less 10 pins) and those printed in red.
 
I didn't notice anything in bold/black on the history, just black only, for actual scores bowled. I checked a few other league members and didn't see anything bold there, either.
 
Specifically, where exactly are you looking at to view histories? You need not supply a URL link, just describe which buttons you clicked on  to arrive at someone's bowler history.
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Frank, I apologize for the incomplete info - it is on leaguesecretary.com and I have to tell you now that it was what can only be termed "operator error"....     as I was copying and pasting bowler history into Excel so I could do end of year reports and awards, the formatting of the red/bold vs black/bold was an excel issue, not a league secretary issue.  
 
Thanks for your input, though, I do appreciate it.
I appreciate you getting back on this. Ctrl-V (paste) is right next to Ctrl-B (bold maybe?) on the keyboard...hey, it happens. Happy knowing that you got to some form of resolution.
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