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I am modifying my spreadsheet for a coming football cup for youths.
Today I have one sheet per Group (Boys89, Boys90, Girls90 etc.) and move between sheets when entering in the results The important columns are (A=Match.no, J=Result Home, K=Result Away) Each match get 0,1,3 points and points are located in column T,U... Formula in T5 is: =IF(ISBLANK(J5);0;IF(J5-K50;3;IF(J5-K5=0;1;0))) Goals scored are in column P: (=+J5+J7+J9) and goals against in Q (=+K5+K7+K9) When entering the results in cell J5 and K5 the points and goals for and goals against are updated. This works fine, but I want to improve entering results. I want to type the result in one sheet called RegisterResult where all matches are sorted on match.no from 1 to 162 (no. of matches last year) The important columns are (A=Match.no, L=Result Home, M=Result Away) When I register results for match.no. 1 I want to have updated the same results in the actual sheet. This works fine using vlookup, i.e. =IF(ISBLANK(VLOOKUP(A5;RegisterResult!$A$2:$M$162; 12));"";VLOOKUP(A5;RegisterResult!$A$2:$M$162;12)) But this formula creates a problem when no results are registered. The cell T5 reports #VALUE due to the "" in the above formula (J5) (ISBLANK in cell T5 does not work any more) I have tried other ways (0 - zero cannot be used (i.e. goalless draw) but with no luck. Anybody out there with a way around? *gublues |
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