Cricket Scorecard

wayne0881

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Hi All,

I am working on a Cricket scorecard in excel and have hit a problem -

A one day game has 50 overs with 6 balls per over which is 300 balls

For example cell C3 has 50 (representing overs), cell C4 has overs played for this example we'll say 48.2
meaning in Cell C5 i would like 1.4 overs left but if I do C3-C4 it gives me 1.8 (which is mathmatically correct)

What do I have to do to the sum to make it calculate properly to 1.4 ie, keep in a range of 0.1-0.6

Thanks
 

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How about
=DOLLARFR(DOLLARDE(C3,6)-DOLLARDE(C4,6),6)
 
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