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    adjustments for missing your quota

    I'm finishing a worksheet for a golf stableford format for about 100 players. Each player has a specific quota they are expected to get. If they get their quota exactly or are within 1 point (high or low) the quota stays the same. If they exceed their quota by 2-4 points their next quota is adjusted +1, if they miss it by 2-4 points it goes down 1. If they exceed it by 5-7 points they go up 2, miss it by 5-7 points they go down 2. If they exceed it 8-10 points they are adjusted +3 miss it by 8-10 points the adjustment is -3. If they exceed their points by 11 or more they are adjusted +4 and if the miss the quota points by 11 or more it's -4. 4 points is the maximum adjustment.

    so lets say A1 represents the players quota and A2 represents what that player scored today. Let's say that player needed 20 points (that would have been in A1) and he got 22 points (22 inputted in A2). that player would need 21 points in the next round.

    So in A1 would I input: (it seems awful long and i tried just the first part and could not get it to work)

    =IF((A1=A2,OR(IF(A1=A2-1,OR(IF(A1=A2+1,A1)AND(IF(A1=A2+2,OR(IF(A1=A2+3 etc.....))))

    Thanks for your help
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    Re: adjustments for missing your quota

    Is this a different question than the one posted in your last thread?
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    Re: adjustments for missing your quota

    i actually thought i knew the formula so i didn't bother - but when i tried it, i just got a FALSE return. so i did not know it after all. I actually want to keep the last 15-25 scores posted but that might be too much?
    Do you know what that "adjustment" formula is? Thanks!

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    Re: adjustments for missing your quota

    I'm just asking if this is a different question or the same question as the prior thread, so I can close one of them.

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    Re: adjustments for missing your quota

    i think you should delete this thread as it really doesn't answer the question - you answered it on the other thread and again "thank you so much" for that. once i get the workbook complete wouldn't it be appropriate to post it so others can use it? it will have a ton of useful formulas on it. your thoughts?

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    Re: adjustments for missing your quota

    ... would it be appropriate to post it so others can use it?
    Sure, that would be thoughtful.

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