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    Help with functions in a Bowl Pick Ems

    I am doing a Bowl Pick Ems Sheet for me and my friends. I have everything set up except on the updated standings tab. On the left side of the updated standings sheet it looks like this:

    A B C
    Points Player Current Order
    4 Paul 1
    2 Tony 8
    3 Chase 3
    1 Chris 11
    4 Austin 1

    which sums up the total points in column A, the name in column B and using the rank function places them in a current order in column C.

    Now, on the right side:

    K L S
    Rank Updated Standings Total Points
    1 Paul 4
    2 Chase 3
    3 Tony 2
    4 Chris 1
    5 #NUM #NUM
    6 Paul 4

    and then repeats 1-4 as it goes down to the 14 people. Now, on the left side with the total points, player and current order everything works great.

    My questions are this:

    How do I keep column K (Rank) up to date with the current order in column C?
    How do I keep the Total Points up to date to match up with column A in descending order including potential ties?
    After that, can't I just use VLOOKUP to match the column L (name) with the (total points) in column S as I am currently doing?

    I would really appreciate any help you guys could give, thanks in advance!!!
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    Re: Help with functions in a Bowl Pick Ems

    Here's what I would do.
    Insert a Column G (you can hide this later) and in G3 dragged down

    =RANK(A3,$A$3:$A$16,0)+COUNTIF($A$3:A3,A3)-1

    This ranks them but gives each participant a unique number, so if 4 people are tied for first, they are ranked 1,2,3,4. Again this column can be hidden.

    Next, In K3 down,

    =INDEX($E$3:$E$16,MATCH(ROWS($A$1:A1),$G$3:$G$16,0))

    In L3 down,

    =INDEX($B$3:$B$16,MATCH(ROWS($A$1:A1),$G$3:$G$16,0))

    In S3 down,

    =INDEX($A$3:$A$16,MATCH(ROWS($A$1:A1),$G$3:$G$16,0))

    Does that work for you?
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    Re: Help with functions in a Bowl Pick Ems

    ChemistB,

    You are amazing, that is exactly what I was needing. Thank you so much. I completely understand the functions you used too. I couldn't wrap my brain around it but adding a new column makes sense. Thanks so much!

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    Re: Help with functions in a Bowl Pick Ems

    Glad to help.

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