Football Playoff Summary

Richard2542

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Please review the below Instructional Notes to grasp an understanding as to how the Confidence Points are used.

Open the attached file: At the bottom of the sheet you will see a section that is titled Point Values Not Used; in addition, above this section you will see a section titled Points Used. The Points Used section uses the Players selection for winning the game along with the Confidence Points associated with that game. If the player's team wins, the Confidence points are added to the Player's total points; since the confidence point selection can only be used once, I need to develope a non VBA solution for showing the exact point(s) remaining. I tried using the INDEX and Match function as shown in cell E66; obviously, I dont have the formula correct, etc.

I would appreciate a solution that I could be used to show each Player's remaining Points; e.g. Player 1 has the following remaining points:
1, 12, 13

Instructional Notes:
Each player is required to select a Confidence Level (1 - 13) points per game. The Confidence Level number may only be used 1 time throughout the playoffs and
Super Bowl. The Confidence Level points are only awarded for a win (max points = 91). The key to winning the pool is the total amount of Confidence Level Points,
not the number of Wins. Total points scored in the Super Bowl will be used to resolve ties, e.g., Player 1 & 2 are tied, Player 1 goes over and Player 2 is under,
therefore Player 1 is in 2nd place and Player 2 is in 1st place. If both players are over, the closest Player to the Super Bowel score is 1st.
 

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try this in E66 =IFERROR(IF(MATCH($E$65,B52:N52,0),"",$E$65),$E$65)
 
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thank you for the feedback, glad it worked out for you
 
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Perfect...thanks sooooo much.
The marked solution has been changed accordingly. In your future questions, please mark the post as the solution that actually answered your question, instead of your feedback message as it will help future readers. No further action is required for this thread.
 
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