Fantasy Football Conditional Arrays

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altopalo

Hi,

I really could use some help.

I've got one work book with 4 work sheets devoted to various position
(e.g. QB RB WR/TE & K). Each of these worksheets lists specifi
players, their NFL team, Fantasy Team, Salary, Owner, and several othe
data parameters.

I've attached the .xls in question.

What I'm trying to do is outlined in the "Need Help Here" work sheet.

Thanks very much for any help you can provide.

Mik

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Biff

What I'm trying to do is outlined in the "Need Help Here" work sheet.

It's not real clear what you want to do.

Do you want to extract data from the other sheets for each of the
participants?

C4 = Mike Tadlock
C5 = 2006
C6:Cn = list all the picks Mike made for 2006 ?
C13 = 2007
C14:Cn = list all picks Mike made for 2007 ?

What's the procedure as far numbers of players picked and how many of each
type of player can be picked?

This will be very complicated to achieve!

Biff
 
B

Biff

This will be very complicated to achieve........

.........in the format that you currently have.

If you were to allocate specific cells for the players/types then it should
be relatively easy. For example:

QB1
QB2
RB1
RB2
WR1
WR2
TE1
TE2
K1
K2

Biff
 
A

altopalo

I apologize for the lack of clarity.

I would like to create a summary work sheet that looks through lines
1-1000 of each of the other worksheets and, for each owner, pulls out
several data points (player name, salary, position, contract year)
sorting the collective results by contract year.

A MySQL select statement would allow me to do what I want - I guess I'm
looking for the equivalent in Excel.

Thanks for any help you may be able to provide.

Mike
 
B

Biff

Ok, if you use my suggestion.........
If you were to allocate specific cells for the players/types then it
should
be relatively easy. For example:
QB1
QB2
RB1
RB2
WR1
WR2
TE1
TE2
K1
K2

........this should be easy. If you keep the format the way you have it, it
will be very difficult (if at all possible).

However, I need more detail on the parameters.

For instance, do the "owners" all have the same number of players? Do they
all have the same number of players by position? How many of each player by
position will each owner have?

Biff
 

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