How many times have you bought or made a new I got tired of the trouble and expense and wrote an Excel spreadsheet that will quickly print a full deck of bare-bones cards to play some test matches before you invest in real cards for tournament play. Type in the card names and the spreadsheet will fill in the data, format the cards, and print them out nine to a page.
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Aaron's Excel Deck Printer
Just type in the card names for your deck. The spreadsheet includes a database of all the playable YuGiOh cards (updated March, 2019) and will fill in the stats and card text for you.
The spreadsheet also contains data on limited/forbidden cards (January 28, 2019 list) and will note them as you enter card names.
Cards are formatted nine to a page and will print five pages at a time by default. Print on card stock or on plain paper to slip into card sleeves. No graphics, no frills, just what you need to test play.
Two versions of the spreadsheet are available for download:
- Aaron's Card Printer.xlsm (1,235 KB) - A macro-enabled version with a handy 'Print' button that takes you to a preview screen and gives you a quick print of the formatted pages.
- Aaron's Card Printer.xlsx (1,232 KB) - If you don't trust macro-enabled spreadsheets the 'no macros' version does all the work right up to printing and leaves it to you to preview and print.
Question: Hey Aaron pls help i can't seem to find the print button? [Stamford, Connecticut]
Answer: There are two version of Aaron's Card Printer. The version with macros (.xlsm) has a very prominent print button in the upper right corner of the spreadsheet. You may need to 'enable macros' to get the print button to work.
The 'no macros' version (.xlsx) has no print button. To print the cards in this version, click the round 'Office Button' in the upper left corner of the Excel windown and select 'Print'.
Question: Can you update Aaron's Card Printer so we can use cards beyond March 2019? thx [Burlington, Vermont]
Answer: The "All Cards" tab has full data for the nine-thousand ninty-one cards available in March, 2019. You're welcome to add additional card data to the spreadsheet, but you'll discover that collecting and formatting the required data takes a lot of time. I have other projects that need my attention.