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Help with excel
Basically I'm trying to tell excel to reference to another worksheet to figure out how many qualification points a team should get. To get a basic idea, this is what I have so far :http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/1914
Any hep would be much appreciated. Nick~1334/:yikes: :) :confused: :eek: :mad: |
Re: Help with excel
Yes, thats what i was hoping on doing. What should I do to change that?
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Re: Help with excel
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EDIT: I can get =IF(IF(68=Sheet1!T25,Sheet1!U17,0),(IF(68=Sheet1!U 25,Sheet1!U17,0))) to work but anything beyond that isnt working the least bit. Ill work on it later tonight. Pavan. |
Re: Help with excel
Ok, thanks a lot for the help, I really appreciate it
~Nick/1334 |
Re: Help with excel
How about
=IF(OR(Sheet3!B2=Sheet1!$T$25,B2=Sheet1!$U$25,Shee t3!B2=Sheet1!$V$25),Sheet1!$U$17,IF(OR(Sheet3!B2=S heet1!$T$26,B2=Sheet1!$U$26,Sheet3!B2=Sheet1!$V$2) ,Sheet1!$U$20,0)) Assumptions: That this will only be used to track one match at a time. If you want to collect across sheets then a VB macro is probably in order. I think I have something similar from last year that can be recycled. |
Re: Help with excel
That is exactly what I was thinking. I was thinking you would have to macro it because the way it is formatted right now it will only work for one sheet for one match at a time making his whole set up kind of useless. Maybe if he wanted to do it similarly without a macro he could make about 50 matches or rounds worth of records but I beileve what you suggested would be the best. Thanks for helping.
Pavan. Pavan. |
Re: Help with excel
I decided to abandon excel if statements last night and went straight to VB code. So thanks for all your help, I think I've got it now.
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