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Is there a UK Checklist book out there? (1 Viewer)

Chilt

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Just wondering if there’s a checklist book for birdies out there, like ones where you tick the name or something?

Thanks
Chilt
 
Hi Chilt

I went online and copied an alphabetical list of UK birds, and then pasted that into a spreadsheet (MS Excel). I then used a formula at the bottom of the next column which adds up everything above it. When I "tick" a bird, I put a '1' in that column, and the total is automatically calculated. It's also easy to insert other bird names as you go. If you have Excel, happy to give you a copy. It can be adapted to show yearly totals etc - I use it mainly as a Life Tick recorder.

Cheers

Ian
 
Hi Muso, if you want to use a "tick" symbol instead of the 1, change the next column font to wing dings2 as there is a tick symbol available by pressing shift-p, then just change your formula to countA instead of count.
Cheers
Mal
 
The RSPB / BOU produces an A6 Field / Checklist book for about £1. You can get it on line or at an RSPB reserve.
 
Hi Muso, if you want to use a "tick" symbol instead of the 1, change the next column font to wing dings2 as there is a tick symbol available by pressing shift-p, then just change your formula to countA instead of count.
Cheers
Mal

Cheers Mal :t:
 
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