Linking formulas that use different data

Brampton76

New Member
Joined
Nov 14, 2008
Messages
35
Greetings,
I am using a spreadsheet to record the results of a golf competition. Each team will play a round and the winner will be awarded a number of points, down to last place who will receive zero. There are 6 rounds with the highest number of points received from only the best 4 rounds counting towards the knock-out stage. After each round, the list is sorted to place the highest number of points in 1st place. I use the following to calculate the best 4:

=IF(COUNT(($C12,$E12,$G12,$I12,$K12,$M12))<4,SUM($C12,$E12,$G12,$I12,$K12,$M12),SUM(LARGE(($C12,$E12,$G12,$I12,$K12,$M12),{1,2,3,4})))

Separately, I calculate the score against Par for each of the rounds. This will help me to identify the better team (best score against Par) when teams may have an identical number of points. This looks good up until the end of the 4th round. Once the 5th round is over I am struggling to work out how best to identify 'best score against Par' when the formula above is selecting the best 4 rounds using a different set of numbers and wondered if anyone can point me in the best direction please? I hope the HTML Maker works, I have not used it before!

Kind Regards


Book1
BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWX
1CourseParScore to ParCourseParScore to Par
2A7136B6936
3B6969A7171
4C7036
5C7070
6
7
8Winter League Better-ball 2017-18Top 16 teams qualify for knock-out after 6 roundsTotal Points - Best 4 Scores to Count
9Sat, 11th NovSat, 25th NovSun, 17th DecSat, 20th JanSat, 3rd FebSat, 17th Feb
10Better-ballBetter-ballGreensomeBetter-ballBetter-ballGreensome
11Stableford PointsWinter League PointsMedal ScoreWinter League PointsStableford PointsWinter League PointsMedal ScoreWinter League PointsStableford PointsWinter League PointsMedal ScoreWinter League PointsResult against ParRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6
124129623463-12-5-7    
134025613661-12-4-8    
144333672558-9-7-2    
154737691451-11-110    
164738691149-11-110    
173818642947-7-2-5    
183813633346-8-2-6    
194024672145-6-4-2    
204130691040-5-50    
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
S12=IF($B12="","",SUM($D$2-$B12))
S13=IF($B13="","",SUM($D$2-$B13))
S14=IF($B14="","",SUM($D$2-$B14))
S15=IF($B15="","",SUM($D$2-$B15))
S16=IF($B16="","",SUM($D$2-$B16))
S17=IF($B17="","",SUM($D$2-$B17))
S18=IF($B18="","",SUM($D$2-$B18))
S19=IF($B19="","",SUM($D$2-$B19))
S20=IF($B20="","",SUM($D$2-$B20))
T12=IF($D12="","",SUM($D12-$D$3))
T13=IF($D13="","",SUM($D13-$D$3))
T14=IF($D14="","",SUM($D14-$D$3))
T15=IF($D15="","",SUM($D15-$D$3))
T16=IF($D16="","",SUM($D16-$D$3))
T17=IF($D17="","",SUM($D17-$D$3))
T18=IF($D18="","",SUM($D18-$D$3))
T19=IF($D19="","",SUM($D19-$D$3))
T20=IF($D20="","",SUM($D20-$D$3))
U12=IF($F12="","",SUM($D$4-$F12))
U13=IF($F13="","",SUM($D$4-$F13))
U14=IF($F14="","",SUM($D$4-$F14))
U15=IF($F15="","",SUM($D$4-$F15))
U16=IF($F16="","",SUM($D$4-$F16))
U17=IF($F17="","",SUM($D$4-$F17))
U18=IF($F18="","",SUM($D$4-$F18))
U19=IF($F19="","",SUM($D$4-$F19))
U20=IF($F20="","",SUM($D$4-$F20))
V12=IF($H12="","",SUM($H12-$G$3))
V13=IF($H13="","",SUM($H13-$G$3))
V14=IF($H14="","",SUM($H14-$G$3))
V15=IF($H15="","",SUM($H15-$G$3))
V16=IF($H16="","",SUM($H16-$G$3))
V17=IF($H17="","",SUM($H17-$G$3))
V18=IF($H18="","",SUM($H18-$G$3))
V19=IF($H19="","",SUM($H19-$G$3))
V20=IF($H20="","",SUM($H20-$G$3))
W12=IF($J12="","",SUM($G$2-$J12))
W13=IF($J13="","",SUM($G$2-$J13))
W14=IF($J14="","",SUM($G$2-$J14))
W15=IF($J15="","",SUM($G$2-$J15))
W16=IF($J16="","",SUM($G$2-$J16))
W17=IF($J17="","",SUM($G$2-$J17))
W18=IF($J18="","",SUM($G$2-$J18))
W19=IF($J19="","",SUM($G$2-$J19))
W20=IF($J20="","",SUM($G$2-$J20))
X12=IF($L12="","",SUM($L12-$D$5))
X13=IF($L13="","",SUM($L13-$D$5))
X14=IF($L14="","",SUM($L14-$D$5))
X15=IF($L15="","",SUM($L15-$D$5))
X16=IF($L16="","",SUM($L16-$D$5))
X17=IF($L17="","",SUM($L17-$D$5))
X18=IF($L18="","",SUM($L18-$D$5))
X19=IF($L19="","",SUM($L19-$D$5))
X20=IF($L20="","",SUM($L20-$D$5))
O12=IF(COUNT(($C12,$E12,$G12,$I12,$K12,$M12))<4,SUM($C12,$E12,$G12,$I12,$K12,$M12),SUM(LARGE(($C12,$E12,$G12,$I12,$K12,$M12),{1,2,3,4})))
O13=IF(COUNT(($C13,$E13,$G13,$I13,$K13,$M13))<4,SUM($C13,$E13,$G13,$I13,$K13,$M13),SUM(LARGE(($C13,$E13,$G13,$I13,$K13,$M13),{1,2,3,4})))
O14=IF(COUNT(($C14,$E14,$G14,$I14,$K14,$M14))<4,SUM($C14,$E14,$G14,$I14,$K14,$M14),SUM(LARGE(($C14,$E14,$G14,$I14,$K14,$M14),{1,2,3,4})))
O15=IF(COUNT(($C15,$E15,$G15,$I15,$K15,$M15))<4,SUM($C15,$E15,$G15,$I15,$K15,$M15),SUM(LARGE(($C15,$E15,$G15,$I15,$K15,$M15),{1,2,3,4})))
O16=IF(COUNT(($C16,$E16,$G16,$I16,$K16,$M16))<4,SUM($C16,$E16,$G16,$I16,$K16,$M16),SUM(LARGE(($C16,$E16,$G16,$I16,$K16,$M16),{1,2,3,4})))
O17=IF(COUNT(($C17,$E17,$G17,$I17,$K17,$M17))<4,SUM($C17,$E17,$G17,$I17,$K17,$M17),SUM(LARGE(($C17,$E17,$G17,$I17,$K17,$M17),{1,2,3,4})))
O18=IF(COUNT(($C18,$E18,$G18,$I18,$K18,$M18))<4,SUM($C18,$E18,$G18,$I18,$K18,$M18),SUM(LARGE(($C18,$E18,$G18,$I18,$K18,$M18),{1,2,3,4})))
O19=IF(COUNT(($C19,$E19,$G19,$I19,$K19,$M19))<4,SUM($C19,$E19,$G19,$I19,$K19,$M19),SUM(LARGE(($C19,$E19,$G19,$I19,$K19,$M19),{1,2,3,4})))
O20=IF(COUNT(($C20,$E20,$G20,$I20,$K20,$M20))<4,SUM($C20,$E20,$G20,$I20,$K20,$M20),SUM(LARGE(($C20,$E20,$G20,$I20,$K20,$M20),{1,2,3,4})))
Q12=SUM($S12:$X12)
Q13=SUM($S13:$X13)
Q14=SUM($S14:$X14)
Q15=SUM($S15:$X15)
Q16=SUM($S16:$X16)
Q17=SUM($S17:$X17)
Q18=SUM($S18:$X18)
Q19=SUM($S19:$X19)
Q20=SUM($S20:$X20)
 

Excel Facts

Using Function Arguments with nested formulas
If writing INDEX in Func. Arguments, type MATCH(. Use the mouse to click inside MATCH in the formula bar. Dialog switches to MATCH.
Greetings,

Can I clarify a bit. Is it possible to identify the cell addresses of the 4 largest having used the following:

=SUM(LARGE(($C9,$E9,$G9,$I9,$K9,$M9),{1,2,3,4}))

The numbers in those cells are 20, 20, 30, 40, 30, 40 with the sum being 140. Either with another formula/function or helper cells?

Kind Regards
Glenn
 
Upvote 0

Forum statistics

Threads
1,224,823
Messages
6,181,177
Members
453,021
Latest member
Justyna P

We've detected that you are using an adblocker.

We have a great community of people providing Excel help here, but the hosting costs are enormous. You can help keep this site running by allowing ads on MrExcel.com.
Allow Ads at MrExcel

Which adblocker are you using?

Disable AdBlock

Follow these easy steps to disable AdBlock

1)Click on the icon in the browser’s toolbar.
2)Click on the icon in the browser’s toolbar.
2)Click on the "Pause on this site" option.
Go back

Disable AdBlock Plus

Follow these easy steps to disable AdBlock Plus

1)Click on the icon in the browser’s toolbar.
2)Click on the toggle to disable it for "mrexcel.com".
Go back

Disable uBlock Origin

Follow these easy steps to disable uBlock Origin

1)Click on the icon in the browser’s toolbar.
2)Click on the "Power" button.
3)Click on the "Refresh" button.
Go back

Disable uBlock

Follow these easy steps to disable uBlock

1)Click on the icon in the browser’s toolbar.
2)Click on the "Power" button.
3)Click on the "Refresh" button.
Go back
Back
Top