> .. made to work if the h/cap were variable ..
Thought variable handicaps (besides variable par and stroke indexes) was
already catered for in the suggested formulas, no? (Based, of course, on a
best effort interp of the complexities posed by a non-golfer <g>)
In the sample file provided, in Sheet1, try inputting other handicaps (but
with the same dummy scores for easy comparison) on subsequent rows 7 - 10
(I've pre-loaded the formulas to row10). Also keep the other 2 variables,
par and the stroke indexes unchanged to comparison. Check whether the
formula returns are as expected for a couple of test h/cap cases. Try it and
post back.
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Max
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"kevhatch" <kevhatch@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thx Max,
> That works great with a 28 handicap. Is there a way it can be , as they
can change for each player from time to
> time?
>
> Players handicap of:
> 1 to 18 allowed 1stroke only on stroke index holes corresponding to their
> h/cap.
> i.e. player h/cap of 3 allowed one stroke on holes of s/index 1 - 3 etc.
>
> Players handicap of:
> 19 to 28 allowed 1 stroke on all 18 holes, in addition to 1 extra stroke
on
> each of the hardest holes corresponding to their h/cap.
> i.e. player h/cap of 22 allowed one stroke for each hole plus one extra
> stroke on holes of s/index 1 - 4 etc.
> Thx again
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