Terry,

How is your data laid out. The absolute formula I gave you just repeats the
same calculation. If the data is in Rows then change the formula to:

=IF(COUNT(A4:AX4)<25,"Not Qualified",SUM(LARGE(A4:AX4,ROW($A$1:$A$25))))

Post back if you data is not otherwise.
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HTH

Sandy
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"Terry" wrote in message
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Thank you Sandy.
#NUM! errors.
The last part of your formula is (1:25) for my first row, then it goes:
2:26(row 2), 3:27(row 3) and repeats this pattern, when it gets to the
#NUM! error that cell shows 45:49(row 45).
I must be entering wrong, but I did enter first cell as an array and
copied cells down??

Terry


"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
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=IF(COUNT(H1:H150)<25,"Not Qualified",SUM(LARGE(H1:H50+0,ROW(1:25))))

Entered as an array formula by holding down the Ctrl and Shift keys while
you press Enter.

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Sandy
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"Terry" wrote in message
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One new cell summing the BEST 25 scores.(some players will not have
played 25 drives, so they will not come into the equation).

Terry

"Tyro" wrote in message
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What do you mean by "flag"? Format the cells in a certain color? Or
what?

Tyro

"Terry" wrote in message
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Hi group

Win XP
MS Office 2003

I use a spreadsheet to record players bowls drives scores, and wish to
flag up the best 25 scores for each player, from the row of scores.
I.E.
A4(name), B19:AW12(row of scores), AX4(player's total played games)..
The individual scores will range from zero to around 40 each drive.

TIA

Terry