I'm relaying this message for a friend who does not have Usenet access.

He wants to use Excel as a database of members, the usual name, address,
tel, email, plus 'Team' and 'Points'.

This 'points' field contains the number of points that individual members
starts with and is then tied in with the 'Team' field so that if , say, the
'Red' team win 1 point he can somehow enter this somewhere on the page and
all Red team members will have 1 point added, it is also possible for them
to have a point deducted

In addition, each individual can also have points added or subtracted.
There will be a total of approx 200 members initially

How would he go about setting this up?
Any help appreciated

--
Ron

We need more details on the layout of the worksheet
If the points are always entered into the same cell for a certain team then
only a VBA solution will be possible
best wishes
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
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"Ron O'Brien" wrote in message
...
I'm relaying this message for a friend who does not have Usenet access.

He wants to use Excel as a database of members, the usual name, address,
tel, email, plus 'Team' and 'Points'.

This 'points' field contains the number of points that individual members
starts with and is then tied in with the 'Team' field so that if , say,
the 'Red' team win 1 point he can somehow enter this somewhere on the page
and all Red team members will have 1 point added, it is also possible for
them to have a point deducted

In addition, each individual can also have points added or subtracted.
There will be a total of approx 200 members initially

How would he go about setting this up?
Any help appreciated

--
Ron

At this point in time the layout has not been designed / created. It is
currently undertaken in a book - he wants to 'get modern' and make use of
his Microsoft Office product to automate the database.

I'm beginning to think this maybe beyond the scope of this group but any
pointers would be helpful.

Ron


"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
...
We need more details on the layout of the worksheet
If the points are always entered into the same cell for a certain team
then only a VBA solution will be possible
best wishes
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email


"Ron O'Brien" wrote in message
...
I'm relaying this message for a friend who does not have Usenet access.

He wants to use Excel as a database of members, the usual name, address,
tel, email, plus 'Team' and 'Points'.

This 'points' field contains the number of points that individual members
starts with and is then tied in with the 'Team' field so that if , say,
the 'Red' team win 1 point he can somehow enter this somewhere on the
page and all Red team members will have 1 point added, it is also
possible for them to have a point deducted

In addition, each individual can also have points added or subtracted.
There will be a total of approx 200 members initially

How would he go about setting this up?
Any help appreciated

--
Ron

You might have a look at my Exel Database tutorial for a place to start.
http://www.edferrero.com/ExcelTutori...0/Default.aspx

Ed Ferrero
www.edferroro.com

"Ron O'Brien" wrote in message
...
At this point in time the layout has not been designed / created. It is
currently undertaken in a book - he wants to 'get modern' and make use of
his Microsoft Office product to automate the database.

I'm beginning to think this maybe beyond the scope of this group but any
pointers would be helpful.

Ron

Thanks Ed, I'll pass that on



"Ed Ferrero" wrote in message
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You might have a look at my Exel Database tutorial for a place to start.
http://www.edferrero.com/ExcelTutori...0/Default.aspx

Ed Ferrero
www.edferroro.com

"Ron O'Brien" wrote in message
...
At this point in time the layout has not been designed / created. It is
currently undertaken in a book - he wants to 'get modern' and make use of
his Microsoft Office product to automate the database.

I'm beginning to think this maybe beyond the scope of this group but any
pointers would be helpful.

Ron