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No. The gain of 10 yards from your 25 moves you to 35, the loss of 2 moves
you from 35 to 33, hence 27, not 23. The =if(A1=30, A1, 60 - A1) was suggested only for showing the output, not for the cumulative calculation. You may decide that you want the output to distinguish more clearly between your half and the opponents' half, so you may wish to change =if(A1=30, A1, 60 - A1) to =if(A1=30, A1, A1-60) to show that half as negative, or you may want to use conditional formatting to use a different colour if A130 (or A1=30, depending on how you want to treat the half-way line, or you could use two conditions and have the half-way line itself as a neutral colour). -- David Biddulph "MCook" wrote in message ... Thanks Jim - That solves one problem! Now how would I account for a loss of yardage? To use the same example, own 25 yard line, gain 10 yards moves it to the other teams 25, but on the next play we loss -2 yards, the formula would make it 23 instead of 27, correct? Matt "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: To keep things simple I would maintain the field as being from 0 to 60 yards. So for example starting at your 25 yard line a gain of 10 would take you to the 35 (I know the 35 does not exist but it will keep the math simple). Now just use a formula to convert the 35 to the opponents 25. The formula could be something like this... =if(A1=30, A1, 60 - A1) That will convert the 35 (in cell A1) into 25. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "MCook" wrote: I am using Excel 2007. I keep stats for my son's football team. We would like to chart the distance that each play in the series goes. The football field starts on the "Zero" yard line and then goes to the 30 yard line(MID-FIELD), and then start back down towards the "Zero" yard line on the other end. We record the data in a spread sheet with columns for the yard line and then another for the distance. Example below, Yard Line Distance 25 yard line +5 yards 30 yard line -3 yards 27 yard line +4 yards 29 yard line +2 yards (This would be on opponents 29 yard line) What type of chart could I use to accomplish this. How would I show the if the play series started on our own or the oppents yard line? Thanks |
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