Good afternoon all,
I'm new here, so first of all, welcome.
A few weeks ago I started to play chess, actively, online and in real-life. And I thought that it would be a good idea to 'store' all my games, so I could analyze them whenever I want.
I use MS Excel for this and the way the chessgames are stored is the so-called "PGN-style". It is simply a long textstring with all the moves, ie: 1. d4 d5 2. Nf3 e6 3. Nc3 Nc6. (Each 'move' consists of two moves, one for white and one for black). So far it's easy.
But, as some of you might know, there are standard 'ECO' chess openings. For instance: 1. b4 Nh6 is called the Polish opening, 1. g3 e5 2. Nf3 is called the Benko's opening.. I have one sheet full of all the openings in the world (2018 in total).
On a other sheet I put the games I played. The date, place, time and all the moves in PGN-style. So, what I wanna know is: what opening did I play in a particular game of chess. The problem (for me) is that some games have 30 moves, others 90 moves. On the other hand, some standard 'ECO' openings exists of 2 moves, other of 8 moves. So for me it's to difficult to compare my games to the standard openings.
How the hell am I going to solve this problem?? I really, really hope someone can help me. If something is unclear, feel free to ask. Thanks in advanced.
Mr_bono
I'm new here, so first of all, welcome.
A few weeks ago I started to play chess, actively, online and in real-life. And I thought that it would be a good idea to 'store' all my games, so I could analyze them whenever I want.
I use MS Excel for this and the way the chessgames are stored is the so-called "PGN-style". It is simply a long textstring with all the moves, ie: 1. d4 d5 2. Nf3 e6 3. Nc3 Nc6. (Each 'move' consists of two moves, one for white and one for black). So far it's easy.
But, as some of you might know, there are standard 'ECO' chess openings. For instance: 1. b4 Nh6 is called the Polish opening, 1. g3 e5 2. Nf3 is called the Benko's opening.. I have one sheet full of all the openings in the world (2018 in total).
On a other sheet I put the games I played. The date, place, time and all the moves in PGN-style. So, what I wanna know is: what opening did I play in a particular game of chess. The problem (for me) is that some games have 30 moves, others 90 moves. On the other hand, some standard 'ECO' openings exists of 2 moves, other of 8 moves. So for me it's to difficult to compare my games to the standard openings.
How the hell am I going to solve this problem?? I really, really hope someone can help me. If something is unclear, feel free to ask. Thanks in advanced.
Mr_bono