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I am creating a formation sheet for soccer. I have 11 positions from which
they are pulling a name from a drop down menu from another workbook. I also have a roster list on the page with the formation. What I want to do is make it so that when I use a name from a drop down menu, it is "removed" from the roster list, but if i change the name in the formation by using a different player, the original name goes back into the roster list. the easiest way i can think of to do this would be an IF statement in the roster part, but i don't know how to make it search for a name in the formation part. I have the formation part defined as name _352, so i am trying to search for "player 1" in "_352". If the name is used, then it would be blank in the roster list. I was thinking something like =IF((search(_352, player1)), "", player1)) but this doesn't work. Any Help would be great. Thanks. |
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=if(isnumber(search(_352,player1)),"",player1) locke1990 wrote: I am creating a formation sheet for soccer. I have 11 positions from which they are pulling a name from a drop down menu from another workbook. I also have a roster list on the page with the formation. What I want to do is make it so that when I use a name from a drop down menu, it is "removed" from the roster list, but if i change the name in the formation by using a different player, the original name goes back into the roster list. the easiest way i can think of to do this would be an IF statement in the roster part, but i don't know how to make it search for a name in the formation part. I have the formation part defined as name _352, so i am trying to search for "player 1" in "_352". If the name is used, then it would be blank in the roster list. I was thinking something like =IF((search(_352, player1)), "", player1)) but this doesn't work. Any Help would be great. Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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Say we want to see if a name is in a list of names. Say A1 thru A30 contains:
James John Robert Michael William David Richard Charles Joseph Thomas Christopher Daniel Paul Mark Donald George Kenneth Steven Edward Brian Ronald Anthony Kevin Jason Matthew Gary Timothy Jose Larry Jeffrey The formula: =IF(ISNA(MATCH("Malcolm",A1:A30,0)),"name not there","name there") would tell you that Malcolm is not in the list. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 "locke1990" wrote: I am creating a formation sheet for soccer. I have 11 positions from which they are pulling a name from a drop down menu from another workbook. I also have a roster list on the page with the formation. What I want to do is make it so that when I use a name from a drop down menu, it is "removed" from the roster list, but if i change the name in the formation by using a different player, the original name goes back into the roster list. the easiest way i can think of to do this would be an IF statement in the roster part, but i don't know how to make it search for a name in the formation part. I have the formation part defined as name _352, so i am trying to search for "player 1" in "_352". If the name is used, then it would be blank in the roster list. I was thinking something like =IF((search(_352, player1)), "", player1)) but this doesn't work. Any Help would be great. Thanks. |
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this really isn't doing what i need...
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Say we want to see if a name is in a list of names. Say A1 thru A30 contains: James John Robert Michael William David Richard Charles Joseph Thomas Christopher Daniel Paul Mark Donald George Kenneth Steven Edward Brian Ronald Anthony Kevin Jason Matthew Gary Timothy Jose Larry Jeffrey The formula: =IF(ISNA(MATCH("Malcolm",A1:A30,0)),"name not there","name there") would tell you that Malcolm is not in the list. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200909 "locke1990" wrote: I am creating a formation sheet for soccer. I have 11 positions from which they are pulling a name from a drop down menu from another workbook. I also have a roster list on the page with the formation. What I want to do is make it so that when I use a name from a drop down menu, it is "removed" from the roster list, but if i change the name in the formation by using a different player, the original name goes back into the roster list. the easiest way i can think of to do this would be an IF statement in the roster part, but i don't know how to make it search for a name in the formation part. I have the formation part defined as name _352, so i am trying to search for "player 1" in "_352". If the name is used, then it would be blank in the roster list. I was thinking something like =IF((search(_352, player1)), "", player1)) but this doesn't work. Any Help would be great. Thanks. |
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