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Take out judges scores
Am totaling scores for each judge for a contest, and each entry is
judged in 3 categories. Need to sum the remaining scores, by tossing out that judges scores. We need to disregard all numbers from Judge 2 in the total because they have the lowest total score. Judge 1 Judge 2 Judge 3 Red 6 7 5 Blue 9 2 6 Green 7 1 4 TOTAL 22 10 15 Need to remove all of Judge 2's scores from the individual totals of red, blue and green because Judge 2 had the lowest total score. (There are actually 6 judges total.) Answers: Red should be 11, Blue should be 15, and Green should be 11. TIA for any thoughts. Pierre |
Take out judges scores
Try (assuming your table is range A1:D5):
=SUM($B2:$D2)-OFFSET($B2,0,MATCH(MIN($B$5:$D$5),$B$5:$D$5,0)-1,1,1) HTH "Pierre" wrote: Am totaling scores for each judge for a contest, and each entry is judged in 3 categories. Need to sum the remaining scores, by tossing out that judges scores. We need to disregard all numbers from Judge 2 in the total because they have the lowest total score. Judge 1 Judge 2 Judge 3 Red 6 7 5 Blue 9 2 6 Green 7 1 4 TOTAL 22 10 15 Need to remove all of Judge 2's scores from the individual totals of red, blue and green because Judge 2 had the lowest total score. (There are actually 6 judges total.) Answers: Red should be 11, Blue should be 15, and Green should be 11. TIA for any thoughts. Pierre |
Take out judges scores
Try this:
With your sample data in A1:D5 E2: =SUMIF($B$5:$D$5,"<"&MIN(B5:$D$5),B2:D2) Copy that formula down thru E4 One question, though: What are the rules if more than one judge ties for the minimum score? Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Pierre" wrote: Am totaling scores for each judge for a contest, and each entry is judged in 3 categories. Need to sum the remaining scores, by tossing out that judges scores. We need to disregard all numbers from Judge 2 in the total because they have the lowest total score. Judge 1 Judge 2 Judge 3 Red 6 7 5 Blue 9 2 6 Green 7 1 4 TOTAL 22 10 15 Need to remove all of Judge 2's scores from the individual totals of red, blue and green because Judge 2 had the lowest total score. (There are actually 6 judges total.) Answers: Red should be 11, Blue should be 15, and Green should be 11. TIA for any thoughts. Pierre |
Take out judges scores
Ooops! Typo!
The formula in E2 should be: =SUMIF($B$5:$D$5,"<"&MIN(B$5:$D5),B2:D2) *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Pierre" wrote: Am totaling scores for each judge for a contest, and each entry is judged in 3 categories. Need to sum the remaining scores, by tossing out that judges scores. We need to disregard all numbers from Judge 2 in the total because they have the lowest total score. Judge 1 Judge 2 Judge 3 Red 6 7 5 Blue 9 2 6 Green 7 1 4 TOTAL 22 10 15 Need to remove all of Judge 2's scores from the individual totals of red, blue and green because Judge 2 had the lowest total score. (There are actually 6 judges total.) Answers: Red should be 11, Blue should be 15, and Green should be 11. TIA for any thoughts. Pierre |
Take out judges scores
What exactly should happen if 2 or more judges tie for the lowest score? Should all of the scores from the judges tied for the bottom score be thrown out? If not, how do you choose which one?
-- "Pierre" wrote in message ps.com... Am totaling scores for each judge for a contest, and each entry is judged in 3 categories. Need to sum the remaining scores, by tossing out that judges scores. We need to disregard all numbers from Judge 2 in the total because they have the lowest total score. Judge 1 Judge 2 Judge 3 Red 6 7 5 Blue 9 2 6 Green 7 1 4 TOTAL 22 10 15 Need to remove all of Judge 2's scores from the individual totals of red, blue and green because Judge 2 had the lowest total score. (There are actually 6 judges total.) Answers: Red should be 11, Blue should be 15, and Green should be 11. TIA for any thoughts. Pierre |
Take out judges scores
This is almost comical!
I STILL put the dollar signs in the wrong place. This is the latest in a series of final formulas (sheesh!) =SUMIF($B$5:$D$5,"<"&MIN($B$5:$D$5),B2:D2) *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Pierre" wrote: Am totaling scores for each judge for a contest, and each entry is judged in 3 categories. Need to sum the remaining scores, by tossing out that judges scores. We need to disregard all numbers from Judge 2 in the total because they have the lowest total score. Judge 1 Judge 2 Judge 3 Red 6 7 5 Blue 9 2 6 Green 7 1 4 TOTAL 22 10 15 Need to remove all of Judge 2's scores from the individual totals of red, blue and green because Judge 2 had the lowest total score. (There are actually 6 judges total.) Answers: Red should be 11, Blue should be 15, and Green should be 11. TIA for any thoughts. Pierre |
Take out judges scores
Jim Reed wrote: What exactly should happen if 2 or more judges tie for the lowest score? Should all of the scores from the judges tied for the bottom score be thrown out? If not, how do you choose which one? Jim, I will find out. Thanks for asking. Thanks all for the help with these replies. I'll report back what works best for this. Pierre |
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