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Newbie alert, could anyone help with a formula for this: if b1=36 & b2=1 then
b4=b3-2 but if b1=3 & b2=4 then b4=b3 |
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Hi!
Here's a sample file that will give you some ideas: http://s54.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3...D29PSG68HQ9SSC It'll handle handicaps up to 54. Biff "neo314trinity" wrote in message ... Newbie alert, could anyone help with a formula for this: if b1=36 & b2=1 then b4=b3-2 but if b1=3 & b2=4 then b4=b3 |
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To do what you've asked you would put this formula in B4:
=if(and(b1=36,b2=1),b3-2,if(and(b1=3,b2=4),b3,"?")) I don't know what this has to do with golf handicaps though. -- Regards, Fred "neo314trinity" wrote in message ... Newbie alert, could anyone help with a formula for this: if b1=36 & b2=1 then b4=b3-2 but if b1=3 & b2=4 then b4=b3 |
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=if(and(b1=36,b2=1),b3-2,if(and(b1=3,b2=4),b3,"?"))
I don't know what this has to do with golf handicaps though. My interpretation: B1 is the players hdcp B2 is the hole hdcp B3 is the players gross score for that hole Biff "Fred Smith" wrote in message ... To do what you've asked you would put this formula in B4: =if(and(b1=36,b2=1),b3-2,if(and(b1=3,b2=4),b3,"?")) I don't know what this has to do with golf handicaps though. -- Regards, Fred "neo314trinity" wrote in message ... Newbie alert, could anyone help with a formula for this: if b1=36 & b2=1 then b4=b3-2 but if b1=3 & b2=4 then b4=b3 |
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Thanks Biff
just what i needed and your interpretation was spot on! "Biff" wrote: Hi! Here's a sample file that will give you some ideas: http://s54.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3...D29PSG68HQ9SSC It'll handle handicaps up to 54. Biff "neo314trinity" wrote in message ... Newbie alert, could anyone help with a formula for this: if b1=36 & b2=1 then b4=b3-2 but if b1=3 & b2=4 then b4=b3 |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "neo314trinity" wrote in message ... Thanks Biff just what i needed and your interpretation was spot on! "Biff" wrote: Hi! Here's a sample file that will give you some ideas: http://s54.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3...D29PSG68HQ9SSC It'll handle handicaps up to 54. Biff "neo314trinity" wrote in message ... Newbie alert, could anyone help with a formula for this: if b1=36 & b2=1 then b4=b3-2 but if b1=3 & b2=4 then b4=b3 |
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