Variable data set (Football Table / Standings)

[bozidarp75493638]

Hi there,

I want to make a football table for example (Premier League table) but also to contain the club logo of all 20 teams.

Here's what the table looks like in 'spreadsheets' and what it looks like in PS, as well as the table in csv.
So, I can't find a way to add a team logo, so I would ask you if someone knows how to explain it to me!

Thanks!

[c.pfaffenbichler · Accepted solution]

I think you may want to do something like this in Indesign instead of Photoshop. 

Anchored objects

[Lumigraphics]

Are you just manually creating this in Photoshop? You would just copy/paste the logos in where you wanted them.

[bozidarp75493638]

I created the table in spreadsheets.

What I want is to add a logo from each club, not manually, but via variable data.

Because when the table is updated over time, (here is an example) Arsenal is in the 5th position on the table, so how can the logo be the same in the 5th position (how do I match the club name and the club logo?)

Is there any script for that or whatever?

[Lumigraphics · Accepted solution]

What on Earth do you mean by "I created the table in spreadsheets"? We are talking about Photoshop. Is this a Photoshop file? Or do you want to put photos in your spreadsheet? Photoshop doesn't have a spreadsheet function, if you are talking about a Photoshop file then you would need to manually recreate your chart each time.

If you are doing this in Excel (for example) then this is the wrong forum to ask for help.

[Kajrov]

First, you need to redo your table, one club on each row, and you need to ad one column for the logo. 
You can only see one data row at a time in your PSD file. you, CSV,  have to have the data separate with an [ ,] or [tab].
Be sure to spell the variable name correctly, no spaces both in the spreadsheet and destination file in photoshop