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Excel formula / Macro ?
I operate a football pool for the season (approx 140 entries) Briefly, here
is what it looks like; Current Name Total points Week One WeekTwo Week Three ect. 1 Joe 35 11 13 11 2 Sam 34 12 12 10 3 Bob 33 12 12 9 What I would like to add is a Column for their standing the previous week, in this case Week Two. It would hopefully look like this; Current Previous Name Total Points Week One Week Two Week Three 1 6 Joe 35 11 13 11 2 4 Sam 34 12 12 10 There will be approx 140 rows and I sort by Total Points Is this a formula or a macro ? Thanks Bob |
Excel formula / Macro ?
Hi Robert,
It is easiest if you first add a column for the total to last week, so in your example Week 1 + Week 2 and then extend this sum each week. Then you can use the RANK function, so if last week's total is H1:H140, use RANK(H1, H$1:H$140) and that should put 1 in the highest value, 2 in the next highest etc. If my understanding of your problem is correct, that should be the same as their positions in the previous week. Regards Roger "robert morris" wrote: I operate a football pool for the season (approx 140 entries) Briefly, here is what it looks like; Current Name Total points Week One WeekTwo Week Three ect. 1 Joe 35 11 13 11 2 Sam 34 12 12 10 3 Bob 33 12 12 9 What I would like to add is a Column for their standing the previous week, in this case Week Two. It would hopefully look like this; Current Previous Name Total Points Week One Week Two Week Three 1 6 Joe 35 11 13 11 2 4 Sam 34 12 12 10 There will be approx 140 rows and I sort by Total Points Is this a formula or a macro ? Thanks Bob |
Excel formula / Macro ?
Roger,
Sorry about my delay in replying, out on the town. Your idea works perfectly. I inserted a column for the previous week and can hide it from view. As always, I was probably trying to make it more complicated than it needed. Thanks so much, Bob "Roger Nye" wrote: Hi Robert, It is easiest if you first add a column for the total to last week, so in your example Week 1 + Week 2 and then extend this sum each week. Then you can use the RANK function, so if last week's total is H1:H140, use RANK(H1, H$1:H$140) and that should put 1 in the highest value, 2 in the next highest etc. If my understanding of your problem is correct, that should be the same as their positions in the previous week. Regards Roger "robert morris" wrote: I operate a football pool for the season (approx 140 entries) Briefly, here is what it looks like; Current Name Total points Week One WeekTwo Week Three ect. 1 Joe 35 11 13 11 2 Sam 34 12 12 10 3 Bob 33 12 12 9 What I would like to add is a Column for their standing the previous week, in this case Week Two. It would hopefully look like this; Current Previous Name Total Points Week One Week Two Week Three 1 6 Joe 35 11 13 11 2 4 Sam 34 12 12 10 There will be approx 140 rows and I sort by Total Points Is this a formula or a macro ? Thanks Bob |
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