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Default IF, AND, BUT and ON-THE-OTHER-HAND formula :)

I don't get it, but it works....

thanks.

"David Biddulph" wrote:

If the actual result is in cells B2 and C2 (home & away), and the
predictions from your contestants are in the same columns in rows 4 onwards,
then in D4 you can put the formula
=3*(SIGN(B4-C4)=SIGN(B$2-C$2))+(B4=B$2)+(C4=C$2), and copy down as required.
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"JockW" wrote in message
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I'm unsure if this is do-able, but I know some of you will relish the
challenge....
I'm creating a spreadsheet showing points gained from predicting soccer
scores.
For the correct result (ie home win, away win or draw) - 3 points,
For getting home team score correct - 1 point,
For getting away team score correct - 1 point.
Therefore, the max possible points per game would be 5.
So, for instance:

Home Away
3 1

john's prediction
2 1 4 points - 3 for the result and 1 for the correct
away score
Jane's prediction
1 0 3 points for the correct result
Jack's prediction
0 3 0 points

I think there may be too many variables but any/all help greatly
appreciated.
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tia




 
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