Formula for golf skin to get two strokes on any given hole

VinceF

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I've searched the forum and I didn't find this particular problem. Assistance please with a formula to determine a golf "skin" when the players handicap is over 18.
The formula below makes the adjustment if the golfer is an 18 handicapper or below. But what if the golfers handicap is over 18, then he's entitled to 2 strokes on some holes.
Example: Joe's handicap is 26. This entitles him to 1 stroke on each of the 18 holes and Joe would get two strokes on handicap holes 1 thru 8
Thanks for your assistance.

IF($D$9>=U$5,Main!W12-1,IF($D$9<U$5,Main!W12))))
D9 is players handicap
U5 is the hole handicap
W12 is the players actual score for the hole
 

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I think this might help.

MrExcel posts19.xlsx
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4HoleParHcapScoreNetScoreNetScoreNet
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Sheet9
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F5:F22F5=E5-(B5<=F$2)-(($F$2-18)>=D5)
H5:H22,J5:J22H5=G5-(D5<=H$2)
C23,E23:J23C23=SUM(C5:C22)
 
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Oops, some problems occurred there. Ignore that one.

MrExcel posts19.xlsx
BCDEFGHIJK
1
2Golfer \ Hcap"VinceF26DonS7JackN0
3
4HoleParHcapScoreNetScoreNetScoreNet
5148755533
62411655544
73510875544
8431533233
9544533244
106418764444
11732423233
12859547744
13943644344
1410413655544
1511512767766
1612414434444
1713415544433
181435642122
191546754344
2016417435544
2117316214433
221857863244
23721027677706767
Sheet9
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F5:F22,J5:J22,H5:H22F5=E5-($D5<=F$2)-((F$2-18)>=$D5)
C23,E23:J23C23=SUM(C5:C22)
 
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DRSteele,
Thank you for the reply and suggestion. I'm going to try and make this work and I'll let you know how it does.

Thanks again,
VinceF
 
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DRSteele,
Thank you for the reply and suggestion. I'm going to try and make this work and I'll let you know how it does.

Thanks again,
VinceF
As a follow up... your formula is working fine, I very much appreciate your assistance. :-)
 
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