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    Transferring team scores into a league table

    Hi, I hope someone can help with my question.

    I have a list of team fixtures and scores, that will go on for a whole season. What I want to do is take the points won by each team in each game and count them up in the table to the right on the spreadsheet. I can then add up each 3, and 1 pointers to show who ends up where in a proper league table.

    Can anyone help me and show me if I can write a formula that will look down the Home team list (column B), find a particular team and then count the number of 3's, 1's and 0's in column E into the Home table on the right (Columns I, J & K), and then the same for the away team into the Away table?

    I've manually inputted the figures for TEAM 1 & 2 where the numbers in red in the list on the left are what I want counted into the green numbers on the right.

    I hope that makes sense and someone can help.

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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    Had some time on my hands. I thought it would be easier to just fix your sheet. All you have to do now enter the scores. Everything else is done for you.
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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    Sorry there was en error that I fixed so I re uploaded
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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    This is different table than yours but since I've already have it, maybe you can use it.

    It automaticly populate table as you enter scores (each round).

    Next step would be to automaticly create fixtures depending on the team names...
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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    mrall here are some suggestions to your solution:

    In case of 3 solutions you don't need 3 IF functions: =IF(D5>E5;3;IF(D5<E5;0;IF(D5=E5;1)))
    Not that if D5 > E5 and D5 < E5 it MUST be D5=E5, so no need to test is D5=E5. Your formula should look like:

    =IF(D5>E5;3;IF(D5<E5;0;1))

    Second: You don't need SUM in equations: =SUM(S4+M4) is just =S4+M4

    and last, since you've already calculate Home and Away points in F and G column, no need to calculate again.. Just use SUMIF function to sum them together:

    Edit: Aslo, avoid INDIRECT function when it's not necessarily since it's volatile.
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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    I never new that sumif worked that way. Sure makes the sheet alot neater.

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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    Thanks for the replies on this. I could use either version of the MiniLeagues you have edited, but it would be useful to have home and away wins and draws counted in the situation of a tie at the end of the season.

    I have tried to use the one done by mrall, but I can't work out what the two columns on the far right are calculating, you've made the text white. What does this formula do? =MATCH(K4,$C4:$C23,0)+3 What does the +3 mean?

    I have tried adding the rest of the fixtures and scores to date and changing the C4:C23 to C4:C204 where the fixtures list currently ends but it won't count and add up the 3's, 1's and 0's any differently.

    The simpler Home & Away Points table is working fine for now, but if the above query can be resolved that would be great.

    Thanks.
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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    the =match(k4...ect was used to find the team in the first column and note if row position. but the verision done by zbor is alot easier let me make some changes and up load it for you.

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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    Here is the update. If you explain what you would like to add to the sheet in a little more detail. I may be able to assist.
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    Re: Transferring team scores into a league table

    Thanks very much, I'll have a look at that and see what's what

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