FIFA Worldcup Excel Spreadsheets [Roundup]

Posted on June 11th, 2010 in Charts and Graphs , excel links - 15 comments

Today FIFA World-cup 2010 is beginning. For the next 30 days or so, no matter where you go, you are bound to hear about soccer, world cup, teams, points, goals and what not.

As a tribute to this beautiful and lovely sport, I want to showcase some really awesome excel spreadsheets that are designed to track FIFA Worldcup 2010. Follow the links and Enjoy.

Most Comprehensive and Awesomest FIFA Worldcup Tracker – by Graham

Most Comprehensive and Awesomest FIFA Worldcup Tracker - by Graham
This is by far one of the most comprehensive and slickest Excel files on footbal that I have seen. The workbook can play national anthems of teams, show scores from past finals, has team ranks, automated scoring and much more. Just download and play with it. You are going to love it even if you are not a sucker for soccer.

FIFA Worldcup tracker from Excely

FIFA Worldcup tracker from Excely
This one page spreadsheet can easily provide team points and help you track everything you want in one place.

Comprehensive World cup Tracker with Live Scores

Comprehensive World cup Tracker with Live Scores
This tracker can update scores from web. Very useful if you want to know where teams stand at any point. Also, this is very comprehensive and provides extensive analysis of matches, goals, shots etc.

A FIFA Worldcup Tracker from Microsoft

A FIFA Worldcup Tracker from Microsoft
Another football world cup tracker / planner sheet with an added twist of ability to filter the team you want. Interesting stuff.

Worldcup Planner with team points

Worldcup Planner with team points
This is a straight forward tracker with option to track team points and calculate group standings. It uses macros, so enable them to get it work.

An Excel Tracker from Our Reader – Alan

An Excel Tracker from Our Reader - Alan
Alan from Computer Gaga shares this excel tracker using which you can find group level standings, track scores and do so much more.

Well designed Excel Tracker and Planner

Well designed Excel Tracker and Planner
Another very well designed Excel based football tracker / planner. It doesn’t seem like an excel file, but more like a web page. Check it out.

One Page FIFA 2010 World cup Tracker from ExcelTemplate.net

One Page FIFA 2010 World cup Tracker from ExcelTemplate.net
One page tracker to keep track of scores and more.

Beautiful Flash based FIFA 2010 Calendar [non-excel]

Beautiful Flash based FIFA 2010 Calendar [non-excel]
Ok, this is not an excel based thing, but it is very beautiful and easy to use. It is a flash based calendar with clear views of matches and scores by date, group, country.

FIFA Worldcup Excel Files on Chandoo.org
I have posted 2 workbooks related to FIFA worldcup on Chandoo.org. Check them out too,

Do you know any more excel based trackers / planners / wall charts for FIFA Worldcup 2010?

Please share using comments. I would love to see more excel files and learn from them.

Happy weekend :)

More...
Subscribe to Chandoo.org Email updates and get a free excel e-book with 95 tips & tricks

Comments
J. J. June 11, 2010

Nice roundup! Do you know of any one-page spreadsheets which will be updated by an administrator after each game? Would be nice to be able to print out the latest results whenever I feel like checking them as I probably won’t be following closely every day.

I actually haven’t tried any of the above ones yet, but I thought I’d mention this one that I found which makes a nice one-page form you can fill in dynamically. http://exceltemplate.net/sports/world-cup-2010-schedule-and-scoresheet/

Diego Garcia June 11, 2010

I would like to recommend you these one: http://www.anotagol.com/
You can choose your interface language (english, spanish, italian, portuguese, german or french) and your country for the timezone of match. I like it very much.

Rohit1409 June 14, 2010

Great!!!

I strongly recommend this :

http://www.en.excel-soccer-2010.de/downloads

Chandoo how you found this …

Chandoo June 14, 2010

@Rohit.. really beautiful file. I missed it during my research. Now, I recommend it. :)

Mourad Louha June 15, 2010

Hi Chandoo – thanks for the recommandation :-) – Regards

Robert June 15, 2010

Does anybody know how to re-create this(?): http://www.marca.com/deporte/futbol/mundial/sudafrica-2010/calendario-english.html
…or do you know where a template can be found? I am DYING to have something like this on my site. When I found it, I had been looking for the longest time for a circular calendar. I found a couple that weren’t adequate. Then I stumbled upon this one and my eyes nearly popped out of my head. If anyone can lead me in the right direction, I would be eternally grateful!

Thanks in advance!
Robert

Chandoo June 16, 2010

@Robert…

Doing something like that is a lot of work. You can probably get it done with some hired help from a flash developer.

Pedro Wave June 16, 2010

@Robert, the World Cup flash in the Spanish Marca newspaper is impresive, but not much as my own animated spreadsheet with the Goals of 2010 World Cup South Africa in Excel that I just published into my blog:
http://pedrowave.blogspot.com/2010/06/goals-of-2010-world-cup-south-africa-in.html

Download from here:
http://cid-6b219f16da7128e3.office.live.com/view.aspx/.Public/Goals%20South%20Africa%20Animated.xlsx

And start to enter the goals of the rest of matches.

Neil June 17, 2010

Has anyone seen, or made, a Spreadsheet where you can record the scorers and see a ‘top scorers’ chart. Would be a nice enhancement

Chandoo June 18, 2010

@Neil… checkout this one http://www.inflexionary.com/sports/world-cup-2010-excel

it uses macros to fetch scores from web (and provides very comprehensive analysis too)

@All.. Thanks for the comments. I have updated the post with few more links now.

RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI

Leave a comment

   Name (required)

   E-mail (required, never displayed)

   URL