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Using Excel for Golf Skins

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    Using Excel for Golf Skins

    I'm new to this forum so I hope this is the proper place to enter my question regarding this topic.

    I'm trying to develop a spreadsheet that will calculate golf skins. I saw another thread that indicated that "Conditional Formatting" using "unique or duplicate values" would calulate skins. I'm wondering if its possible to make the cell with the skin in it show up as highlighted (say in yellow)?

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    Re: Using Excel for Golf Skins

    Hi Vidcity,

    Let's say you have golfer names in column A (A2:A100). In column B you have each of their scores for hole #1, e.g. 3, 4, 3, 5, 4, 5, 3, etc.

    Select B2:B100 and click Conditional Formatting. Select New Rule..., then select 'Use a formula to determine...'. In the formula box below that, type:

    =AND(COUNTIF($B$2:$B$100,B2)=1,B2=MIN($B$2:$B$100))

    Adjust your actual ranges as necessary. Click the Format... button, and on the Fill tab select yellow. Click OK twice to return to your sheet.

    Any "skins" will now be highlighted in yellow for that column. If you wanted to do that for all of the hole #'s (e.g columns B:S) select those cells and use this slightly modified formula as the conditional format:

    =AND(COUNTIF(B$2:B$100,B2)=1,B2=MIN(B$2:B$100))

    Again, adjust your ranges as needed. Hope that helps!

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