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Thanks for the update! No worries - that's the whole reason I kept the program, just for CC/DB, just in case. Supposedly MS is going to put the macros back in with a future update, but no idea how far off that is.

Have you had any luck porting the macros over to script after last year's discovery that the Excel version in Office 2008 for Mac wouldn't run CC/DB? I kept my old Excel from Office X for Mac, just in case.

I'd stick with Roy. Long term I think he's a more consistent, bankable option. (Thanks for weighing in on my post, and not dogging me for being a lurker!)

I'm torn. Seems like McNabb should be a no-brainer but I keep changing my mind. Looking for other opinions. Anybody? (Happy to weigh in on yours if you want to leave links!)

Here's some inspiration for you, FantasyChick... I joined my husband's league (primarily coworkers of his, plus one guy who works with me) two years ago when they wanted to up it to 12 teams and had some folks drop out. I've always been an NFL fan and knew the players, but the first year I was LOST. Last year was our first live draft and boy was I unprepared! I just winged it and ended up winning the championship last year - only woman in the league! Hubby had Peyton Manning, Shaun Alexander AND Edgerrin James and placed third. Every year, husband spends WEEKS in front of his Excel spreadsheets that he's written over the years. He ranks and re-ranks and studies. I just don't have the time nor the expertise in Excel, so was getting discouraged. Then I found CC/DB. Draft is tomorrow and I am READY! Good luck FC!

So far I'm loving the files! Just one newbie question... In our league each team has three keepers. In draft buddy, I notice as I enter those players they disappear from the offense/idp tabs - presumably to show what players are still available for picks. Is there a way to instead highlight them (say with a grey background) instead of having them simply gone from the lists? It makes sense as it is, but just wondering if this is possible.