To compliment my lightweight offline Excel DND character sheet, I've created a dice roller to be used when playing the game. It can be used completely offline, and should run on basically all versions of Excel (provided macros can be enabled). Please feel free to use this and share as required: offline-dnd-dice-rollerDownload DND Dice Roller … Continue reading Lightweight Excel DND Dice Roller
Last year, after starting an online Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition campaign with friends to get through the lockdown, I made an Excel Character Sheet so that my players could keep track of their in-game character stats and items. Please feel free to use this and share as required: dnd-character-sheetDownload Need a dice roller to … Continue reading Lightweight Excel DND Character Sheet
This is an example of the default settings for a bar chart in Excel. This is functional but could be far more effective; here are my main steps I use to create quick, effective data visualisations. Remove chart borders. Show data in a useful order (alphabetically, or ranked, or some other important order). Keep gridlines … Continue reading Quick Steps to Make Effective Data Visualisations
Using Linked Pictures to update my Nintendo Console Dashboard.
I love Nintendo. So, of all the things one can make a Dashboard about, of course I went ahead and created a Dashboard using data about Nintendo's array of home consoles. https://gfycat.com/BigheartedGrimyInexpectatumpleco This was done using Excel - but I'm really interested in working on my Python coding and implementing this into a stand-alone embeddable … Continue reading Nintendo Console Dashboard
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