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![]() I can't quite get it right. Let me lay it out: A1--------A2-----A3------A4 Team 1--score--score--team 2 B1--------B2-----B3-------B4 Team 1--score--score--team 2 -------------------------------------c6 -----------------------------------winner The idea is that you enter the score between 2 teams in A2 & A3 with the winner being placed in C6. Easy enough. However this is for soccer and it could go into penalties. That's why we have Row B in there. I can't come up with a formula that will say something to the effect of: if team 1 wins they go into c6, if team 2 wins they go into c 6, if it's a tie then refer to row B and do the same thing. ![]() -- hip ------------------------------------------------------------------------ hip's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31954 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=549033 |
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