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golf league spread sheet

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ribs58 - 13 Apr 2004 19:45 GMT
I am trying to set up a spread sheet for my golf league.
Here's an example:

Member    ___       Today's Score   __  Net  __     Current Handicap

John Smith  _____75 ________ 70___________5        
Bill Smith     _____76_________71___________5
Tom Smith  _____ 77_________72___________5
John Parks  _____72_________66___________8
Bill Parks     _____78 ________69  __________ 9
Tom Parks   _____80  ________  73__________ 7

..... and so on for 180 golfers

Now I figured out how to list lowest net scores for todays round   int
an "A" Flight   "B" Flight  and a  "C" Flight  by splitting tota
golfers into 3 Groups from data above like so....

"A" Flight Winners

66  ????????       ?My question is how do I have names listed
___beside the low scores from the dat
above?
69  ????????
70  ????????
71  ????????
72  ????????
73  ????????

So that spread sheet will end up like this...

66    John Parks
69    Bill Parks
70    John Smith
71    Bill Smith
72    Tom Smith
73    Tom Parks

Thanks for any help they may be out there.

ribs58

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ianripping - 13 Apr 2004 20:12 GMT
I would use a match query.

If your results are in col F

eg

66
69
70
71
72
73

Then in col G use:-

=INDIRECT("A"&(MATCH(A:A,F1,0))
and copy this down

HT

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Don Guillett - 13 Apr 2004 20:17 GMT
try this to put the lowest of the 2 to the right one to the left of each
name
Sub lowgolf()
For Each c In Selection
c.Offset(, -1) = Application.Min(c.Offset(, 1).Resize(1, 2))
Next
End Sub

You might also want to look here for other golf questions.
http://tinyurl.com/2q5kk

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software
donaldb@281.com

> I am trying to set up a spread sheet for my golf league.
> Here's an example:
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Stephen Rasey - 14 Apr 2004 04:07 GMT
You must allow for duplicate scores.

My solution to these types of problems is to create a unique lookup value.
In this case I would use:
Net Score + Row(netscore)/10000

Member    ___       Today's Score   __  Net  __     Current Handicap
LookupScore

> John Smith  _____75 ________ 70___________5 _______________70.0003
> Bill Smith     _____76_________70___________6_______________70.0004

when you sort the scores, Sort on the LookupScore and display it without
decmals.

               Winners.
Row 10:    70.0003         =Lookup(A10, LookupScore, Member)
                70.0004

Stephen Rasey
WiserWays, LLC
Houston, TX

> I am trying to set up a spread sheet for my golf league.
> Here's an example:
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