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- TaiwanSummer
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- From: Canada
- Registered: December 19, 2010
- Posts: 114
What is the Least Painful Way to Determine What Flags We Still Need?
Just wondering is there some means to see what flags we still don't have, other than trying to look them up one by one.
For instance, I have 102 flags. What is an easy way to find out which ones I have yet to acquire?
I also have 49/51 U.S. State flags. Is it just a matter of me checking them one by one?
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- Meiriongwril
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- From: USA
- Registered: December 26, 2010
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Re: What is the Least Painful Way to Determine What Flags We Still Need?
TaiwanSummer wrote:
I also have 49/51 U.S. State flags. Is it just a matter of me checking them one by one?
Yup!
The only way is to look at the "Country List" and compare it one by one with yours. For US states you'll need a list of states and remember that Washington DC is also counted which give 51.
- Kantayra
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- From: Minnesota, United States
- Registered: December 13, 2009
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Re: What is the Least Painful Way to Determine What Flags We Still Need?
Yeah, you'll have to check with the Country List. The two US states you're missing are North Dakota & Alaska, though. That one's easy to spot, at least. 
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- ywerling
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Re: What is the Least Painful Way to Determine What Flags We Still Need?
Hi,
A relatively easy way is to use a spreadsheet last Excel, in a column put a formula to compare both the list of available flags and the list of flags you have received, it saves a lot of time compared to manual counting.
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