Strugglin Exceller
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I'm new here. and I have a problem that I have not been able to get an answer to. I thought it was simple and maybe I was overcomplicating it. but appears to be harder than I thought. I searched this forum and couldn't find what I need. so I apologize if this was already answered.
My local golf course asked me to create a spreadsheet for Auto paring teams and creating a schedule.
My Criteria:
View attachment 33953
This is the formula I used =CONCATENATE((LEFT(R4,2)+1)," vs ",IF((RIGHT(R4,2)+1)=17,2,((RIGHT(R4,2)+1)))) It worked until week 11 until I ran into problems. I need to make 16 weeks
I'm assuming VBA may be easier. but I don't understand much of VBA.
Any help would be appreciated.
My local golf course asked me to create a spreadsheet for Auto paring teams and creating a schedule.
My Criteria:
- I want to make a schedule that is automated that takes the number of teams and pairs them over the course of 16 weeks. No one would play the same team again until everyone has played each other once. I believe there would be 120 matches before a team would play an opponent they already played if there were also 16 teams. once everyone has played each other once. it would start over.
- I would like to be able to make the season a variable so it can be adjusted. A typical season is 16 weeks
- I would like to make the number of teams a variable so that I can adjust each year as the teams increase or decrease each year.
View attachment 33953
This is the formula I used =CONCATENATE((LEFT(R4,2)+1)," vs ",IF((RIGHT(R4,2)+1)=17,2,((RIGHT(R4,2)+1)))) It worked until week 11 until I ran into problems. I need to make 16 weeks
I'm assuming VBA may be easier. but I don't understand much of VBA.
Any help would be appreciated.