Creating a formula for down and distance
 

I some assitance in creating a formula to figure down and distance in an
excel spreadsheet.

Okay. What do you have to work with? Original yardline? Current yardline?
Number of downs since the prior first down? (I'm assuming you're talking
American football, here, of the Broncos/Elway stripe.)

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Conrad Carlberg
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Excel Sales Forecasting for Dummies, Wiley, 2005

"Cecil" wrote in message
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I some assitance in creating a formula to figure down and distance in an
excel spreadsheet.

Thanks for responding Conrad, I have an example on an excel spradsheet if you
would like for me to send to you to view.
Send me you email address and I will attach it so you can see want I am
dealing with.
Cecil

"Conrad Carlberg" wrote:

Okay. What do you have to work with? Original yardline? Current yardline?
Number of downs since the prior first down? (I'm assuming you're talking
American football, here, of the Broncos/Elway stripe.)

C^2
Conrad Carlberg
--
Excel Sales Forecasting for Dummies, Wiley, 2005

"Cecil" wrote in message
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I some assitance in creating a formula to figure down and distance in an
excel spreadsheet.

No, sorry, nothing at all against you but as a matter of policy I don't open
other people's files. Risky business. If you'd like to describe your
worksheet's structure -- names of variables and their locations, number of
records, formulas you already have in place, etc. -- I or some other
newsgroup denizen would be happy to have a look at that. (And FWIW, Elway
would have won four Lombardi trophies, not just two, had it not been for Dan
Reeves. I don't think the Broncos could possibly have beaten the Niners in
SB24, not even had Belichick been coaching the Broncos.)

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Conrad Carlberg
--
Excel Sales Forecasting for Dummies, Wiley, 2005

"Cecil" wrote in message
...
Thanks for responding Conrad, I have an example on an excel spradsheet if
you
would like for me to send to you to view.
Send me you email address and I will attach it so you can see want I am
dealing with.
Cecil

"Conrad Carlberg" wrote:

Okay. What do you have to work with? Original yardline? Current
yardline?
Number of downs since the prior first down? (I'm assuming you're talking
American football, here, of the Broncos/Elway stripe.)

C^2
Conrad Carlberg
--
Excel Sales Forecasting for Dummies, Wiley, 2005

"Cecil" wrote in message
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I some assitance in creating a formula to figure down and distance in
an
excel spreadsheet.