Hi experts
Hopefully an easy fix for you.
I have cricket data. Each game data is available is 2 rows (1 row per team). I want both the teams data in 1 row, as per the Output tab.
If you have any questions, please message
Thank you
Hi experts
Hopefully an easy fix for you.
I have cricket data. Each game data is available is 2 rows (1 row per team). I want both the teams data in 1 row, as per the Output tab.
If you have any questions, please message
Thank you
I have several questions.
Is this a pedigree chart of sorts?
meaning row 2 and row 3 played each other
row 4 and row 5 played each other
row 6 and row 7.... etc etc?
and it will never be row2 playing row 6 for example. Odd Rows always play Even Rows (Odd plays the even below them and Even always plays the Odd above them)
Pictured is the grouping I'm talking about.
also, Merged Cells are difficult to work with, I recommend breaking away from that if possible.
On Output sheet, cell A3, enter this and copy down.
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On Output sheet, cell B3, enter this and copy to the right and down:
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yes, row 2 and 3 played against each other and so on....
yes, you are correct --> (Odd plays the even below them and Even always plays the Odd above them) - you can use the date as a guide as a well - only 1 match played per day
Please go ahead with your idea of breaking the merged cell
Hi
I got a similar problem with 4 rows need to be combined a 1 row
Could you please look into this?
I have also posted this as a separate thread.
Thanks
2-row merge
Everything in 1 go, please try:Formula:![]()
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4-row merge
Everything in 1 go, please try:Formula:![]()
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Glad to have helped, thanks for the rep.
Instead of a merged cell, "Center Across Section" the two cells.
Center Across Section only works for a single row and doesn't work for columns
Highlight the cells that you would merge, though instead of clicking "merge cells" right click and choose "format Cells..."
Click the Alignment Tab and in the "horizontal" drop down select "Center Across Section"
Then click OK.
This is best practice as sometimes merged cells can mess with formulas, it can be done, but this way you don't have to worry about it.
Hope this helps.
I suspect that after row 20 or so there are no more values in column A.
You have 3 options:
Put values in column A
OR try ...B2:P9999... and decrease these numbers by 1: {2,9,9,10,10,14,14,12,12,13,13,12,12,13,13}
OR replacee INDEX(t,,1) by INDEX(t,,2)
Please check attached files to see if this is what you want to achieve
The array-formula was not correct confirmed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER
Please delete all green cells and add the formula again to A3 and confirm the formula with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER
my pleasure and thanks for the rep
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