Yes, version 3.0 was released in May (just in time for league bowling to have been rendered non-existent by COVID). This version refines just about all aspects of the program, and it adds the ability to import bowler scores from electronically stored recap sheets.
The documentation is extensive because it is a full examination of the art and science of setting up bowling leagues. The USBC director picked up the user manual, derisively tossed it on the table, and said, "Who's gonna read this?" That was very disappointing coming from someone whose job is to assure the success of league bowling! Anyway, that taught me to create the Quick Start as a short separate manual to get you going quickly.
As described in the Quick Start, a set of sample files is included with the installed app. A PDF file is included that describes each of the sample files.
Bowling League Tuneup requires that genuine Microsoft Excel (2010 or later) be installed on your computer. I think that may have been your stumbling block last time because you were using an Excel knockoff. I'm terribly sorry if that's still the case, but I had to write to the Microsoft API, which apparently isn’t fully supported by imitators.
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