Ron R. has done some great work updating and revising his 4th edition character excel spreadsheet located here http://dnd4.com/dd-4th-edition-character-sheet. If you've found any bugs, have any suggestions, or just want to say thanks, please post them here.

For security purposes the spreadsheet doesn't use macros, so options like auto updating fields (such as racial bonuses after you've already typed in stats) may not be available.

I must say that this character sheet is one of the best I have ever used. Thanks Ron!

No multiclass feats though. That's my only complaint right now and the reason I can't use it.

Wow, a nice improvement over the one before I downloaded. This is probably the most used Excel sheet I have; nice work! *insert thumbs up*

Does anyone know how to edit the race stuff? I'd like to add the warforged from the Dragon article.

Hi Ukemi,
I'm the author of this spreadsheet. I will put this on my list.
Thanks,
Ron R.

Thanks for the incredible character sheet, Ron R!

I'm using it heavily for my campaign. It's the best one I've ever used.

I had to create a forum account just to give up the props.

Ron R.’s sheet is fantastic… but I have one question about entering ability scores: how?

The instructions say the number in green includes racial modifiers, but the number I see there is the same before and after selecting a race. Additionally, the modifiers it puts into the abilities when selecting a race don’t stick around when I go to fill in a score. It doesn’t seem to add them together anywhere.

The cells where the scores go have a formula in them, so I wasn't sure if i was supposed to just type in there or if there was another way the scores were calculates.

Am I missing something horribly obvious?

To answer your other question, yes, just put in any numbers for your character's stats into the appropriate fields and the rest of the sheet will auto update. The "Green" Text doesn't appear in some versions of excel, if it doesn't just look up the racial modifiers and add them manually to your scores.

I've seen the sheet and it is a quality piece of work. But personally I feel that DND wouldn't be DND unless you had a scribbled on and rubbed out piece of paper you could barely call a character sheet.