4th Economics 101

[mmartin798]

Love it when great minds think alike....

Darn it, the calculations were not copied down. Here is the revised data. Not quite as pretty.

[mmartin798]

Took the ranch one step further and diversified the vegetables for the people and added some luxury items that can be used for fun and trade.

[ArmySGT.]

Originally Posted by mmartin798

Took the ranch one step further and diversified the vegetables for the people and added some luxury items that can be used for fun and trade.

That is pretty awesome! Are you going to autosum the tables? Let the spreadsheet take care of the tallies?

[mmartin798]

Yes, I already have that happening in the Labor and Land summary on the second page. So far my spreadsheet modifies the labor pool numbers with the attributes and does the agriculture calculations. I should be able to get the extraction numbers working by tomorrow. Once done, I will release this as a tool to the group.

I am not making a click a button and generate a settlement tool. But it should let you easily figure out what your group can and cannot do with the people they have.

I do what opinions. When I do the calculations and come up with fractional workers, like the 1.38 in the last example, should it round up to 2 or would there be someone who would spend half their time helping on the farm? It would be easy enough to not round and assume there are people that have other chores.

[ArmySGT.]

Originally Posted by mmartin798

Yes, I already have that happening in the Labor and Land summary on the second page. So far my spreadsheet modifies the labor pool numbers with the attributes and does the agriculture calculations. I should be able to get the extraction numbers working by tomorrow. Once done, I will release this as a tool to the group.

I am not making a click a button and generate a settlement tool. But it should let you easily figure out what your group can and cannot do with the people they have.

I do what opinions. When I do the calculations and come up with fractional workers, like the 1.38 in the last example, should it round up to 2 or would there be someone who would spend half their time helping on the farm? It would be easy enough to not round and assume there are people that have other chores.

I have so far been rounding fractional number up to a whole. I can't help thinking that the task is necessary.