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    Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    Hi all ive put in some basic formulas but need alot of help to complete the workbook.

    ive 4 tabs

    1 is Names & team setup

    this is where you put in the participants names and the teams for the competition

    2 is the Data sheet

    this is where you can see who is advancing to the nesxt round

    3 is the results sheet

    this is obviously where the results are input

    and 4 is the leaderboard sheet

    This is where you can see who is lasting the longest in the competition

    so as ive only very basic formulas put in id appreciate all help an ideas

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    Ive uploaded an example so ye can see where im at. thank u all again.
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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    There appears to a lot of unnecessary data for the purpose of this UNLESS you want to add formulae to "calculate". As the results are maually entered it would be just as easy to have a dropdown with "Won", "Drawn",Lost" to save some typing.

    Surely all that is required is Chosen Team, result for this team plus I would add a separate column to keep count "lives" for each player.

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    im sure u downloaded the example file - ive been in touch a moderator before i posted i also let them know that it was a book more or less from scratch. with the results been entered manually it would be easier for the formula to do the won - drew lost as oppose to having to use a pull down menu. im open to suggestions or if someone wants to create something ive no prob with that. i think a helper column may be useful. Thank you for taking the time for ur suggestions and taking the time to reply

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    See attached:

    I added helper columns to calculate the "lives" remaining:

    In I5

    =$C$1+VLOOKUP(INDEX(C5:H5,MATCH(B5,C5:F5,0)+2),{"Won",0;"Drew",-1;"Lost",-1},2,0)

    in S5

    =I5+VLOOKUP(INDEX(M5:R5,MATCH(L5,M5:P5,0)+2),{"Won",0;"Drew",-1;"Lost",-1},2,0)

    This can be copied to following helpers

    in K5

    =IF(I5>0,$A5,"Out")

    Copied to other "Name" cells

    How do you want to handle "duplicate" choice of Team?
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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    not looked at it yet but will in a min duplicate teams i suppose from the data sheet if it finds the same name twice not to allow it to be picked. i drew that template up in a week to avoid errors but am open to changes no problem there

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    is it poss to get the result sheet to update the sheet in the appropriate round? if not no harm

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    Do you mean tranfer scores form "Data" to "Results":

    If so, it would be better to reverse this as in "Data" many people could choose the same team so a simple "LOOKUP" from "Data" to "Results" would retrieve the scores.

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    ya from results sheet to data sheet my error apologies

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    would it not be quicker to put the result in the results sheet as only 10 games in a week this would thein in turn feed the data sheet

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    any suggestions?

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    anyone got any other idea's?

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    in Data

    c5

    =IFERROR(MATCH(Data!$B5,Results!$A$5:$A$26,0),INDEX(Results!$A$5:$A$26,MATCH(Data!$B5,Results!$D$5:$D$26,0)))

    in D5

    =VLOOKUP($C5,Results!$A$5:$F$26,2,0)

    in F5

    =VLOOKUP($C5,Results!$A$5:$F$26,4,0)

    in G5

    =VLOOKUP($C5,Results!$A$5:$F$26,5,0)
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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    Hi folks any updates to this?

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    Hi,
    Don't know if this will help.
    You can have up to 30 teams and 50 player's
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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    Hi all
    Just joined the forum as I was looking for a last man standing spreadsheet and this is perfect. It is protected, is there a pass word so I can edit the cells please?

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    There is no password, just rt click tab/Unprotect/enter
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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    Hi
    Thank you for that, I have added in players the setup tab but in the pick tab it only has sufficient for 50 and if I try to add either copying formula etc, it messes everything up. is there an easy fix to have the table extended to say 90 players?

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

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    Re: Creating a Last man standing spreadsheet (Workbook)

    I agree with Ali on this. I did not request a new thread before becuse it was a simple matter of explaining how to remove the protection. A new question requires a new thread

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