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'If' statement help needed
- Feb 25, 2020In Excel this would read as:
=IF('Start Sheet'!B5="L", IF('Score Input'!$D$3>='Course Card'!B$11, 1, 0), IF('Score Input'!$D$3>='Course Card'!B$6, 1, 0))
Hello Ollie1785,
To attach a workbook, click reply then at the bottom you will see "Drag and drop here or browse files to attach"
Just to add that the Calculate sheet is where the main work is done. Parts of others sheets are locked to prevent over typing.
- mathetesFeb 26, 2020Gold Contributor
Oh my, you may be "rusty in Excel skills" but you are clearly using more than the most basic functions. So far as layout is concerned, however, what you've done is not only ambitious but a bit confusing--as can happen--for somebody other than yourself. For myself, I just don't have time today to try to navigate through all the different relationships (even while realizing that to you they're obvious and clear).
But I do wish you well...I'll have this in the back of my mind all day. I suspect that if I do come back to you, it will be with some recommendation to change the whole approach, changing the input side of things to more of a database of the results of all of the teams' rounds, laid out as a simple flat file database rather than as a visual portrayal of an actual scorecard. That's just a suspicion, but it's because I'm constitutionally averse to pretty (but less functional) input sheets; Excel is really good at extracting data from a flat file database (or even from multiple but related flat file databases--i.e., a relational database) but we make it hard for ourselves when we set up the raw data in ways that mimic paper (or score-card) record keeping methods.
- Ollie1785Feb 26, 2020Copper ContributorThanks Mathetes. I appreciate your input here.