Hole handicap

cia2a629

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I am looking to have cards with each golfers handicap strokes per hole. the formula I have has a flaw I can't fix. I want to be able to enter the formula on different courses and only change the hole handicap per course.
=IF(B10<0,0,IF(B10<18,1,IF(B10<36,2,3)))-B8
Course Name:PINE HOLLOW GOLF CLUB
Hole123456789Out
Gold 68.0/1253404641693321312423593823482767No Strokeo
Red 69.0/12230539413731011422233232231724531 Stroke
Hcp.13911715173152 Strokes.
Par45343445436
Jim ShueHndcpBirdey4
55-3Par2
George JonesBogey1
1818Dbl. Bogey0
Nate JohnsonTrip. Bogey-1
20206
Jack Bean
29296
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What is the flaw? How is each players handicap calculated per hole? It's hard to determine based on a flawed formula. If you could describe it I might be able to help.
 
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Maybe this to get strokes per hole. If you change hole handicap strokes will be adjusted.
Copy formula across & down as needed.
Book4
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1Course Name:PINE HOLLOW GOLF CLUB
2Hole123456789Out
3Gold 68.0/1253404641693321312423593823482767
4Red 69.0/1223053941373101142223323223172453
5Hcp.1391171517315
6Par45343445436
7Jim ShueHndcp
855000000111
9George Jones
101818111111111
11Nate Johnson
122020111111121
13Jack Bean
142929122211222
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C8:K8,C14:K14,C12:K12,C10:K10C8=INT($B8/18)+IF(C$5<=MOD($B8,18),1,0)
 
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For holes 10-18 what do I change>?
Hole101112131415161718
Gold339364276150331165445433346
Red294337268125287136399399250
Hcp.12818162101464
Par444343554
Jim Shue
5C8:K8,C14:K14,C12:K12,C10:K1000000000
George Jones
180C8:K8,C14:K14,C12:K12,C10:K100000000
Nate Johnson
20###00000000
Jack Bean
29
 
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You shouldn't need to change anything.
This is the formula in cell M8 below.
INT($B8/18)+IF(M$5<=MOD($B8,18),1,0)
You just need to skip the OUT column in your worksheet (column L in the example below).

Golf habdicap per hole.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU
1Course Name:PINE HOLLOW GOLF CLUB
2Hole123456789Out101112131415161718
3Gold 68.0/1253404641693321312423593823482767
4Red 69.0/1223053941373101142223323223172453
5Hcp.139117151731512818162101464
6Par45343445436
7Jim ShueHndcp
855000000111000010001
9George Jones000000000
101818111111111111111111
11Nate Johnson000000000
122020111111121111121111
13Jack Bean000000000
142929122211222121122122
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C8:K8,C14:K14,C12:K12,C10:K10,M8:U14C8=INT($B8/18)+IF(C$5<=MOD($B8,18),1,0)
 
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Ok, Thank you again, Do I need to enter the RANGE information anywhere on the sheet.?
 
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Don't enter the range info. That's just the XL2BB program showing the range where the formula is entered.
Just enter the formula in the first cell and copy it across and down as needed. You will need to skip or delete the formula from your OUT column. Also, if you are skipping a row between names you will need to skip those rows or go back and delete the formula from those rows.
 
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Solution
Ok, now I get it, and for different courses I change only the column and rows that show the hole handicaps. Correct
 
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