Brilliant, thanks! I will have a look once I get home today - would be great to have those instructions for the Personal.xlsb file - I never heard of it before!
So I want to be able to type in a person's name in a cell and the result should be the names of the people that person has played against and the match points.
Hi - I play chess for the Bristol league and unfortunately the league still use a rudimentary excel sheet to report progress.
1. The sheet can be downloaded from https://www.chessit.co.uk/ - it's called Update.xls
2. If you go to the tab saying "Individual results" you will see that each match...
Thanks for the reply. I will check it out. What I also found out was that there is an automatic naming function in excel wherein Excel creates named arrays on it's own. I think I can use that too but the results will need some processing into a particular format.
Thanks for the reply. Brilliant. I can't seem to understand how some of the names have been defined though? What does #REF mean in the name definition? Also, how did you manage to re-create the tables in the second sheet
just by referring to two arrays. I can't replicate the effect!
I play Chess for the Bristol League. Now, the results are reported in a really weird way - see "Individual Results" sheet in the attached workbook.
I want to automatically create array names for each table on this sheet so that I can reference these tables later in formulas. Any help?!
I stumbled upon this idea of a new kind of pie chart
Lets say we have 4 categories of expenses:
Home, Children, Entertainment, College
Within these categories we have expenses as follows
Home -> Rent, Furniture, Supplies, Groceries
Children -> Books, Uniforms, Stationery...
I have created a dynamic table.
The inputs are Start Date, End Date each in different cells.
Then I calculate the number of 30-day intervals between the two dates.
I have managed to create a dynamic table that spits out two columns depending on the number of intervals -> namely Serial...