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Help with Card Program
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will show you what the hands are and their rank. You could come up with an entry scheme like 5S - five spades QH - queen of hearts AD - Ace of Diamons KC - King of Clubs Evaluating these with formulas would be fairly complex I would think. I think you would need to set up a list of hands and put in a formula to determine if any player has such a hand and which player. Getting into tie breakers would be added complexity. Why not just draw a ticket number or have people drop their names in a hat. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Dorothy Leukert wrote in message ... Hello, I need help! Our club is sponsor an event where at the end of the competition a competitor will draw 5 play cards. Each card is entered into an Excel spreadsheet. The first card is entered into column F (on the same row as their name) the second card is entered into column G, the third card into column H and the fourth into column I and the fifth into column J. Column K is the total column for all the cards entered. I had wanted to set it up so that the top three hands were displayed in a message box. The person with the winning hand receives a gas Barbeque and then we have a couple smaller prizes as well. I was asked to set up the spreadsheet for tracking this part of the competition (there are several events and there will probably be around 100 people competing). The problem I have is that I have never played poker nor do not have any clue how to tell if some one has a royal flush, a straight or any of that. Could someone please help me? How would you have it calculate some thing like Ace of spades? There isn't a number there to calculate. I could really use some help with this. Thanks in advance, Dorothy |
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