Win Loss Formula in Excel

For one Table tennis tournaments, we are following one excel. There are 5set game in One match.
If anyone win 03 set, then he/she will win the match.

Below picture is for better understanding. Currently I am using the formula. This formula seems to be very manual. I have to check all cells individually. Is there any way I can select the range and formula will automatically check the each set result?

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Thanks.

imo, it might be easier if you can adjust your data into two rows.

=IF(COUNTA(D3:H3)=COUNTA(D4:H4),IF(SUMPRODUCT(--(D3:H3>D4:H4))>=3,C3,IF(SUMPRODUCT(--(D4:H4>D3:H3))>=3,C4,"")),"")

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The attached does not cover all issues but it might get you started

If winner last set = winner match, please try this formula:

Formula:

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@Hans
The last semicolon of your formula should be a comma I think?

Oh my! Why I can't think like HansDouwe do. T_T

=IF(AND(COUNT(F3:O3)>0,ISEVEN(COUNT(F3:O3))),IF(INDEX(F3:O3,1,COUNT(F3:O3)-1)>INDEX(F3:O3,1,COUNT(F3:O3)),C3,E3))

Regards.

Hahaha. I had played with this earlier this morning. It got a bit complicated, to say the least. It simply NEVER occurred to me that the winner would also (and by definition) be the winner of the last set.

Bangs head against screen...