Newbie Question - Releasing Players
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Newbie Question - Releasing Players
When I release a player with a multi-year contract, do I have to alert anyone for salary cap tracking purposes?

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Re: Newbie Question - Releasing Players
No thankfully not. bonscot will get an email with that info automatically and he adds it to the spreadsheet

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Re: Newbie Question - Releasing Players
Yeppers! I just started a new job on Monday so I don't have it updated the last couple days but I should be able to update it tonight. You can view it via a link on the left side menu.
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Re: Newbie Question - Releasing Players
Was curious if Google Docs has ever been thought of as a solution for displaying the Cap Hits, as opposed to downloading an XLS file to see if it's been updated or not?

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Re: Newbie Question - Releasing Players
Not really. When it was created Google Docs was really new (may not have even existed yet) and my experience with Google Docs is that it's great for plain old documents but not so good with spreadsheets with complicated formulas which this thing has a lot of. Google Docs typically chokes on anything this complicated so I don't even bother with it anymore.Wascawy Wabbits wrote:Was curious if Google Docs has ever been thought of as a solution for displaying the Cap Hits, as opposed to downloading an XLS file to see if it's been updated or not?
FYI if you don't have Excel you can download a free viewer from Microsoft.
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Re: Newbie Question - Releasing Players
Google Docs has advanced quite a bit over the past few years, especially since they have been getting into more Govt Agencies and big time Colleges/Universities.bonscott wrote:Not really. When it was created Google Docs was really new (may not have even existed yet) and my experience with Google Docs is that it's great for plain old documents but not so good with spreadsheets with complicated formulas which this thing has a lot of. Google Docs typically chokes on anything this complicated so I don't even bother with it anymore.Wascawy Wabbits wrote:Was curious if Google Docs has ever been thought of as a solution for displaying the Cap Hits, as opposed to downloading an XLS file to see if it's been updated or not?
FYI if you don't have Excel you can download a free viewer from Microsoft.
Doing an upload of the existing Cap_hits.xls to my personal Google account and "Publishing to the web as Web Page" generated the following URL: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub ... n_US&gid=2
You can also have it generate HTML to embed the doc into the website
<iframe width='500' height='300' frameborder='0' src='https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub ... '></iframe>

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