Schedule- Tabular Data?

[Scootertaj]

Hey guys!
Just wondering would a schedule, say for like a soccer team, be considered tabular data? I know how much people around here, and other places, totally hate seeing tables being over used, so I was just making sure.
I received the data in a table and it seems like it would be ok to have it as a table, what do you think?

[mcdougals4all]

If it's actually in calendar format then a <table> is appropriate.

On the other hand, if it was just a listing of events you could use <ul>.

[Scootertaj]

Well, it looks like this (http://www.csysa.org/schstand/S_05/110_5_16.html) , except that it is scaled down to only our games, ( about 11 rows and 6 columns ).

[Graft-Creative]

Sure looks tabular to me - cross referencing types and data, what better to use than a table ;)

Gary

[harbingerOTV]

Ditto w/ Gary. Tables should work best if not only for the ease of updating it.

I used Alistaparts' Zebra Tables (http://www.alistapart.com/articles/zebratables/) to make a layout similar to this and I was very pleased with the outcome.

[rmedek]

Hey guys!
Just wondering would a schedule, say for like a soccer team, be considered tabular data? I know how much people around here, and other places, totally hate seeing tables being over used, so I was just making sure.
I received the data in a table and it seems like it would be ok to have it as a table, what do you think?

It's not so much the overuse of tables that tees web designers off as much as using tables for layout. If the data seems like a table, then what better way to mark it up? :)

[Scootertaj]

It's not so much the overuse of tables that tees web designers off as much as using tables for layout.

Yea, sorry that's what I meant :o

Sounds good!