I am new to excel and have a hard question for you.
I have an NFL database of 1520 games. It is on 1521 rows with tons of columns. Row 1 are descriptors. Column E is the game spread and column N is the pre-game lined total (how many points the 2 teams should score.)
I want to create a "virtual" subset of my main database. This subset is to be based on various medians I enter regarding the pre-game line (column E) and total (column N).
e.g., I want a subset with a median pre-game total of 44 (column N) and a median pre-game spread of home team -7 (column E). I know how to write for median of a column, e.g., =median(c2:c1524). But I need something much more sophisticated. I want to create a "virtual worksheet" with the aforementioned subset so I can perform addn tests such as determining a likely 1st half line and total.
I don't know if excel can do this or if add-in software is required.
I would appreciate any assistance or referral.
TYVM,
Mike
I have an NFL database of 1520 games. It is on 1521 rows with tons of columns. Row 1 are descriptors. Column E is the game spread and column N is the pre-game lined total (how many points the 2 teams should score.)
I want to create a "virtual" subset of my main database. This subset is to be based on various medians I enter regarding the pre-game line (column E) and total (column N).
e.g., I want a subset with a median pre-game total of 44 (column N) and a median pre-game spread of home team -7 (column E). I know how to write for median of a column, e.g., =median(c2:c1524). But I need something much more sophisticated. I want to create a "virtual worksheet" with the aforementioned subset so I can perform addn tests such as determining a likely 1st half line and total.
I don't know if excel can do this or if add-in software is required.
I would appreciate any assistance or referral.
TYVM,
Mike