This isn't putting the names in order for each week this is placing names
in
a leader board under the Killer picks based on the records same as the
master
sheet has been done.

My reply about putting the names in order on the weekly sheets was in
response to your email.

right now it's at 1.19 MB and almost completed.

Yeah, but you don't have any data in it yet! And, the last I've seen of it,
you only have formulas up to week1 and its size at that point was .98 mb.
There's still 16 other sheets that need those same formulas.

Biff

"Killer" wrote in message
...
Hey Buff

This isn't putting the names in order for each week this is placing names
in
a leader board under the Killer picks based on the records same as the
master
sheet has been done.

I didn't understand the comment of being "busy" LOL what is the average
file
size considered suitable? As it stands right now it's at 1.19 MB and
almost
completed.

Thanks
Rob


"T. Valko" wrote:

You can't. You'd either have to split that formula into 2 cells or you'd
have to change the other formula but then you'd be getting into overly
complex monster formula territory. I told you that your file is really
"busy". Well, this is what I meant: You're making things overly complex
because of the design of your layout. You can't put the names in order on
the weekly sheets becuase it results in a circular reference. Look at how
big your file is already and you don't even have any data in it yet. How
big
do you think it will be by the time you reach week 17? It may be
unusable!

To be perfectly honest, I think you should start over and keep it simple.
Get rid of all those merged cells. Keep any formatting to a minimum and
don't format until you have all the formulas in place and the layout
finished. Keep the data in contiguous ranges.

Biff

"Killer" wrote in message
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How would chnage it so this formula would work.
=COUNTIF(D15:AK15,"?")+COUNTIF(D15:AK15,"P")*0.5&" -
"&COUNTIF(D15:AK15,"X*")+COUNTIF(D15:AK15,"P") *0.5



"T. Valko" wrote:

The formula in AM15 returns a TEXT string.

When the other formula tries to calculare this expression:



That's what causes the error.

Biff

"Killer" wrote in message
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Sorry it's AM15 not AN15 nothing to do with AN cell at all.

In Cell C7 it should list the person name with the top record based
on
cell
AM15 : AM47
instead I get an error #value from cell AM15.. If I remove the
formula
and
just add numbers the #value error is removed and shows the person
who
the
top
winner.

The formula in cell AM15: AM47 shows up as 1.5 - 1.5 as a test but
comes
up
as an error #value in cell C7 & E7

C7 is for the name
E7 should list the record

Hope this helps


"Toppers" wrote:

AM15 as defined works OK for me : what do you mean "if I use a
normal
number"
... instead of what?

And AN15 isn't mentioned anywhere .. what's in it?


"Killer" wrote:

Hey guys need help on this formula as I keep getting a #REF!
Error
that
won't
list what is required from cell AN15. The formulas below are as
follow.

Cell C7
=IF(ROWS($1:1)<=COUNTA(B$15:B$47),INDEX(B$15:B$47, MATCH(LARGE(AM$15:AM$47-ROW(AM$15:AM$47)/10^10,ROWS($1:1)),AM$15:AM$47-ROW(AM$15:AM$47)/10^10,0)),"")

Cell E7
=IF(C7="","",INDEX(AM$15:AM$47,MATCH(C7,B$15:B$47, 0)))

Cell AM15
=COUNTIF(D15:AK15,"?")+COUNTIF(D15:AK15,"P")*0.5&" -
"&COUNTIF(D15:AK15,"X*")+COUNTIF(D15:AK15,"P") *0.5

The error is in the AM15 cell formula because if I use just a
normal
number
in that area it works correctly.

Much appreciated!