Excel - Textual Reference chart

[pasquale]

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[Greg Crawford]

This looks fascinating! Any chance you could tranlsate the words on the buttons from Italian into English?

[MGVH]

Did you download the latest? Everything is in English as far as I can see...

[Adelphos]

Did you download the latest? Everything is in English as far as I can see...

He means the buttons on the macro. They are in Italian.

[MGVH]

Silly me... I had simply disabled the macros, and was just appreciating the data in the tables.
Now that I have enabled the macros, I see what Greg means. With a little trial/error I can figure out what the Italian means, but I'm not clear on what the macro is doing. Putting in a "Textual Reference" does not seem to make any difference. (Does one enter a Book ch:v? A book? An eapck? Or the #s 0=e, 1=a...?) What are the results I'm actually getting?

[MGVH]

Thanks, pasquale. I think I understand now. The macro doesn't search for manuscripts that have a particular text reference. Rather, if you have a text reference, using the tables, you can note which manuscripts/witnesses are involved. Then, using the macro, you can enter the text reference, then select the mss/witnesses, and then create a handy table for making comparative evaluations. Bello!

If I understand correctly, the "Statistical Data" options simply allow for more specific identification of those texts which have some variety of background depending on eapc content.

Thanks again!