Created a table with points given for every score in relation to par. Par -1 = 5 pts, Par = 3 pts, Par +1 = 1 pt, Par +2 = 0 pts. Then, if your Excel supports XLOOKUP you could calculate total points for the entire round in one single formula (in D28). But, perhaps you...
Morning all. Relative Excel novice, so I just don't know where to start with figuring this out. I have an Excel file that's getting too large and need to make a new one for the year it seems. But I have a COUNTIFS formula in column Q that counts the number a times a street add...
or generally, if you have a value in A1, the formula would be =ROUNDDOWN(A1,0) regards Phil Reply Andy February 28, 2018 at 3:50 am Hi there I’m putting together a golf handicap spreadsheet where we have 0.25 shot adjustments. The problem is we round down if the handicap is over ...
I have a spreadsheet that calculates handicap changes - I would like script (if possible) to do the following: The first step is that the total cell (for each row) picks up the last 3 scores if they qualify A formula will then decide if a handicap change is due. However if a handica...
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Created a table with points given for every score in relation to par. Par -1 = 5 pts, Par = 3 pts, Par +1 = 1 pt, Par +2 = 0 pts. Then, if your Excel supports XLOOKUP you could calculate total points for the entire round in one single formula (in D28). But, perhaps you...
Created a table with points given for every score in relation to par. Par -1 = 5 pts, Par = 3 pts, Par +1 = 1 pt, Par +2 = 0 pts. Then, if your Excel supports XLOOKUP you could calculate total points for the entire round in one single formula (in D28). But, perhaps you...
Created a table with points given for every score in relation to par. Par -1 = 5 pts, Par = 3 pts, Par +1 = 1 pt, Par +2 = 0 pts. Then, if your Excel supports XLOOKUP you could calculate total points for the entire round in one single formula (in D28). But, perhaps you...
Created a table with points given for every score in relation to par. Par -1 = 5 pts, Par = 3 pts, Par +1 = 1 pt, Par +2 = 0 pts. Then, if your Excel supports XLOOKUP you could calculate total points for the entire round in one single formula (in D28). But, perhaps you...