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Moee, could you not just have an a4 sheet that has a series of tables that you just tick or cross or highlight for dogs of note when you have watched a race once, instead of viewing it a number of times, |
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I toyed with the idea and bull********ted myself that I was going to write notes beside every dog in my database as to running patterns and quirks.
It never happened. It never will. I can't explain why. I dig holes in the back yard and fill them up with dirt from the front yard. The backyard dirt I bag and throw in the wheelie bin. I can't explain why. My Mother suggested it is her fault that I fell on my head at 4 years of age. It wasn't. But the incident could explain why I can't explain. Racing is back tomorrow. I totally enjoyed todays break. I totally enjoyed Ravens assistance. I am copping a hiding and have been for almost a month. It ends today. Look for my posts tomorrow everyone if you want some encouragement. |
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In an 8 horse field there are 56 different possible Box Trifecta Combinations that can occur
I have a Race with 8 greyhounds in it. In SHEET 1 I have Column A with the Box Numbers and in Column B I have the animals names. So A1 contains 1 and B1 contains "DOG NAME" In SHEET 2 I want to do this. I have written down all the 56 possible Box Trifectas - 123, 124 , 125....678 That is in Columns A,B,C What I wish to do is have an animals name appear in a Column E when the animals Box Number is in Column A And So with Column F and Column G. What Formula do I put in SHEET2 E1? and then copy that Formula through Column EFG. |
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i managed to get something happening with the VLOOKUP Function.
But its not how I wish to do it. What I want is like this Formula. =C1 But instead of the 1 its looks in Cell A1 to find the number. Like =C"A1" or =C(A1) or ="C"(A1) And A1 would contain a number. |
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I'M GOOD!
Thanks for your help whoever may have tried.
But no need assistance anymore. I managed to find something in the EXCEL Help. Its called the OFFSET Function. =OFFSET(F1,A1,0) pretty much does it for me. Cheers |
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