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Hi I have a sheet that has 4 players per team.Their scores are recorded in
cells c7,c9,c11,c13.Now i want the 2 best scores to be recorded in another sheet that i have named results in cells c6,c7.So only the 2 best of the 4 scores will be in the result sheet. Thanks Karl |
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Hi Karl,
If you haven't got any data in cells C8, C10 and C12, then this will do what you want. In cell C6 on your results page, paste this formula: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,1) And in cell C7, paste this one: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,2) You'll have to replace the Sheet1 reference to whatever your score sheet is called. Hope that helped. Dave "Karl" wrote: Hi I have a sheet that has 4 players per team.Their scores are recorded in cells c7,c9,c11,c13.Now i want the 2 best scores to be recorded in another sheet that i have named results in cells c6,c7.So only the 2 best of the 4 scores will be in the result sheet. Thanks Karl |
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Hi Dave Thanks. I do have data in cells c6,c8,c10,c12 what adjustments will
have to be done to the formula then. Thanks Karl "Dave" wrote: Hi Karl, If you haven't got any data in cells C8, C10 and C12, then this will do what you want. In cell C6 on your results page, paste this formula: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,1) And in cell C7, paste this one: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,2) You'll have to replace the Sheet1 reference to whatever your score sheet is called. Hope that helped. Dave "Karl" wrote: Hi I have a sheet that has 4 players per team.Their scores are recorded in cells c7,c9,c11,c13.Now i want the 2 best scores to be recorded in another sheet that i have named results in cells c6,c7.So only the 2 best of the 4 scores will be in the result sheet. Thanks Karl |
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Try this:
=SMALL((Sheet1!C$7,Sheet1!C$9,Sheet1!C$11,Sheet1!C $13),ROWS($1:1)) Copy down as needed. Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Dave Thanks. I do have data in cells c6,c8,c10,c12 what adjustments will have to be done to the formula then. Thanks Karl "Dave" wrote: Hi Karl, If you haven't got any data in cells C8, C10 and C12, then this will do what you want. In cell C6 on your results page, paste this formula: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,1) And in cell C7, paste this one: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,2) You'll have to replace the Sheet1 reference to whatever your score sheet is called. Hope that helped. Dave "Karl" wrote: Hi I have a sheet that has 4 players per team.Their scores are recorded in cells c7,c9,c11,c13.Now i want the 2 best scores to be recorded in another sheet that i have named results in cells c6,c7.So only the 2 best of the 4 scores will be in the result sheet. Thanks Karl |
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Hi Biff or Dave when I put this formula into my cell c6 on the results page i
get #name? and no value. I don't know what i did wrong. Thanks Karl "Biff" wrote: Try this: =SMALL((Sheet1!C$7,Sheet1!C$9,Sheet1!C$11,Sheet1!C $13),ROWS($1:1)) Copy down as needed. Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Dave Thanks. I do have data in cells c6,c8,c10,c12 what adjustments will have to be done to the formula then. Thanks Karl "Dave" wrote: Hi Karl, If you haven't got any data in cells C8, C10 and C12, then this will do what you want. In cell C6 on your results page, paste this formula: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,1) And in cell C7, paste this one: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,2) You'll have to replace the Sheet1 reference to whatever your score sheet is called. Hope that helped. Dave "Karl" wrote: Hi I have a sheet that has 4 players per team.Their scores are recorded in cells c7,c9,c11,c13.Now i want the 2 best scores to be recorded in another sheet that i have named results in cells c6,c7.So only the 2 best of the 4 scores will be in the result sheet. Thanks Karl |
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Post the *EXACT* formula you tried.
Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Biff or Dave when I put this formula into my cell c6 on the results page i get #name? and no value. I don't know what i did wrong. Thanks Karl "Biff" wrote: Try this: =SMALL((Sheet1!C$7,Sheet1!C$9,Sheet1!C$11,Sheet1!C $13),ROWS($1:1)) Copy down as needed. Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Dave Thanks. I do have data in cells c6,c8,c10,c12 what adjustments will have to be done to the formula then. Thanks Karl "Dave" wrote: Hi Karl, If you haven't got any data in cells C8, C10 and C12, then this will do what you want. In cell C6 on your results page, paste this formula: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,1) And in cell C7, paste this one: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,2) You'll have to replace the Sheet1 reference to whatever your score sheet is called. Hope that helped. Dave "Karl" wrote: Hi I have a sheet that has 4 players per team.Their scores are recorded in cells c7,c9,c11,c13.Now i want the 2 best scores to be recorded in another sheet that i have named results in cells c6,c7.So only the 2 best of the 4 scores will be in the result sheet. Thanks Karl |
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Hi Biff I got it to work after working with it. Thanks Much
"Biff" wrote: Post the *EXACT* formula you tried. Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Biff or Dave when I put this formula into my cell c6 on the results page i get #name? and no value. I don't know what i did wrong. Thanks Karl "Biff" wrote: Try this: =SMALL((Sheet1!C$7,Sheet1!C$9,Sheet1!C$11,Sheet1!C $13),ROWS($1:1)) Copy down as needed. Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Dave Thanks. I do have data in cells c6,c8,c10,c12 what adjustments will have to be done to the formula then. Thanks Karl "Dave" wrote: Hi Karl, If you haven't got any data in cells C8, C10 and C12, then this will do what you want. In cell C6 on your results page, paste this formula: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,1) And in cell C7, paste this one: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,2) You'll have to replace the Sheet1 reference to whatever your score sheet is called. Hope that helped. Dave "Karl" wrote: Hi I have a sheet that has 4 players per team.Their scores are recorded in cells c7,c9,c11,c13.Now i want the 2 best scores to be recorded in another sheet that i have named results in cells c6,c7.So only the 2 best of the 4 scores will be in the result sheet. Thanks Karl |
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You're welcome!
Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Biff I got it to work after working with it. Thanks Much "Biff" wrote: Post the *EXACT* formula you tried. Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Biff or Dave when I put this formula into my cell c6 on the results page i get #name? and no value. I don't know what i did wrong. Thanks Karl "Biff" wrote: Try this: =SMALL((Sheet1!C$7,Sheet1!C$9,Sheet1!C$11,Sheet1!C $13),ROWS($1:1)) Copy down as needed. Biff "Karl" wrote in message ... Hi Dave Thanks. I do have data in cells c6,c8,c10,c12 what adjustments will have to be done to the formula then. Thanks Karl "Dave" wrote: Hi Karl, If you haven't got any data in cells C8, C10 and C12, then this will do what you want. In cell C6 on your results page, paste this formula: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,1) And in cell C7, paste this one: =SMALL(Sheet1!C7:C13,2) You'll have to replace the Sheet1 reference to whatever your score sheet is called. Hope that helped. Dave "Karl" wrote: Hi I have a sheet that has 4 players per team.Their scores are recorded in cells c7,c9,c11,c13.Now i want the 2 best scores to be recorded in another sheet that i have named results in cells c6,c7.So only the 2 best of the 4 scores will be in the result sheet. Thanks Karl |
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