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    Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    Ref http://www.excelforum.com/excel-work...-for-golf.html

    i too am having trouble with identifying skins. I do not want to run a report i want to insert formulas that highlight the skins on my worksheet. There are no carryovers - so if there is a tie there is no skin.

    I've got very close, but seem to have trouble if the entire column is not in the formula. My worksheet is intended to be similiar to that of a golf score card, meaning that in a single row there will be a value of par, a gross score value, a net score value and points.

    Can someone take a look at my workbook and see where my problem is? I've put some notes on sheet 5 where i think i've got close. i've also included the sheet that has my net score formula as well as my stableford formula

    Thanks for your help. by the way, this is my first post as i just joined today.
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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    1/2 a meg workbook is more than a sample, just supply a workbook with the worksheet in question, and show your desired results.

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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    Quote Originally Posted by davesexcel View Post
    1/2 a meg workbook is more than a sample, just supply a workbook with the worksheet in question, and show your desired results.
    Sorry about that Dave. See attached. Thank you for your reply - Randy
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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    You can just put the original formula straight in a ROUND function, i.e.

    =ROUND(IF(F8="B",(G8*$D$4/113),IF(F8="W",(G8*$E$4/113),IF(F8="G",(G8*$F$4/113)))),0)

    or this formula will give the same result

    =ROUND(G8*HLOOKUP(F8&"*",$D$3:$G$4,2,0)/113,0)
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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    Quote Originally Posted by daddylonglegs View Post
    You can just put the original formula straight in a ROUND function, i.e.

    =ROUND(IF(F8="B",(G8*$D$4/113),IF(F8="W",(G8*$E$4/113),IF(F8="G",(G8*$F$4/113)))),0)

    or this formula will give the same result

    =ROUND(G8*HLOOKUP(F8&"*",$D$3:$G$4,2,0)/113,0)

    Thank you VERY much - that is what i was looking for. Thank you again!!

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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    Quote Originally Posted by daddylonglegs View Post
    You can just put the original formula straight in a ROUND function, i.e.

    =ROUND(IF(F8="B",(G8*$D$4/113),IF(F8="W",(G8*$E$4/113),IF(F8="G",(G8*$F$4/113)))),0)

    or this formula will give the same result

    =ROUND(G8*HLOOKUP(F8&"*",$D$3:$G$4,2,0)/113,0)

    Again, i think you. To push being a pest, can you tell me what the formula is for number of cells greater than 0? I do not want to know the value of those cells - i only want to know how many cells there are? I've attached the worksheet and wanted to insert that formula in cell AE4. the purpose is to tell me how many skins there are so that i can get a value of each skin based on number of players... etc.. thank you.

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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    I haven't looked at your worksheet but it sounds like you want:

    =COUNTIF(your range,">0")

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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    i can do it with a helper column coz the formula wont get accepted in conditional formatting in the version of excel i'm testing in,i tried to name the formula but had the same problem
    or its just too long.
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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    Here is a copy of the sheet I used for our golf league. It will identify skins as well as identify a maximum of par plus 3 which we used for handicap purposes.

    Hope you find some use for it.

    Jim O
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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    Select A3:A11 and use this formula in conditional formatting

    =(SUM((MOD(ROW(A$3:A$11)-ROW(A$3),2)=0)*(A$3:A$11=A3))=1)*(A3=MIN(IF(MOD(ROW(A$3:A$11)-ROW(A$3),2)=0,A$3:A$11)))*(MOD(ROW(A3)-ROW(A$3),2)=0)
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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    Quote Originally Posted by Jogier505 View Post
    Here is a copy of the sheet I used for our golf league. It will identify skins as well as identify a maximum of par plus 3 which we used for handicap purposes.

    Hope you find some use for it.

    Jim O
    Thank you very much Jim - I think I can use this. Randy

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    Re: Figuring Golf Skins & Highlighting that cell

    Quote Originally Posted by rwhite713 View Post
    Thank you very much Jim - I think I can use this. Randy

    Randy,

    Thank for your response. I have had a great deal of help from this forum with Excel issues and as a relative newby it feels good to be able to give back something. Hope your project goes well.

    Jim O

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    Rounding cells with IF formula

    Thank you everyone for the response on the skins. I have one other question on ROUNDING. I have cells with IF formulas and i want the results to be rounded to the nearest whole number. It's in column I of the attached. Thank you for your help.
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