Golf scoring game

Rock5150

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Hello

I have a complicated game we play in our golf league. I've done my best to try to give an example. In short, it rewards birdies and par if you are the only person to get it amongst a group. Each person puts in $20 a piece to create a pot. A "Rabbit" is getting the lone par in a hole; A "Squirrel" is getting the lone birdie or lower (eagle/double eagle) in a golf hole. I don't know if its possible, but is there a way to calculate who won a rabbit and squirrel every six holes, then tabulate payment of those rabbit and squirrel (possible two per six holes). If all six are not accumulated, then the leftover money is in skins.

To win a rabbit or squirrel, one has to have it in hand at the end. So in the example, I would get a rabbit in hole one, but if someone gets a rabbit in any subsequent hole following (up to Hole 6, Hole 12, or Hole 18) then the rabbit goes "back' for availability. I hope the spreadsheet and example helps. Please reach out if questions. In short, I want a program to calculate the yellow, adding the names itself somehow.

The yellow if formulas can be created. the green I can input myself as the amount of money may vary.

Here is the raw data

HD Ham and Egg spreadsheet for HD Invitational May 2024 everyone has everyone.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS
1Name123456789101112131415161718
2PAR454443554455434455
3ALLEN, Dr. SEAN454442764454334558
4BOLDEN, Dr. ANTHONY455343554454424555
5BRISTER, TONY444453554454334555
6BROWN, DON44754464545d334555
7BOOKER, RICK454443554456424555
8BOWERS, BRANDON454443555356424555
9BYRD, GARRY454443554456424555
10CARTER, RICK454443554456424555
11CHENIER, Sr.454443544456424555
12COLLINS, REGGIE454443554446424555
13DAVIS , TONI454443554456414555
14DAVIS, HAROLD (H.D.)452453554456424555
15DAYE, BOBBY254443554456423555
16FIELDS, HAROLD454443554456424455
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Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
S3:S39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
R3:R39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
Q3:Q39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
P3:P39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
O3:O39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
N3:N39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
M3:M39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
L3:L39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
J3:J39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
K3:K39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
I3:I39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
H3:H39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
G3:G39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
F3:F39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
E3:E39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
D3:D39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
C3:C39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO
B3:B39Cell Valuetop 1 bottom valuestextNO


Here is the spreadsheet I loaded the numbers manually that I am hoping formulas could be created. I'll put it in xlbb. This would be putting the names of players getting money. Any money not won with rabbit or squirrel is pushed to skins (lowest lone score on hole regardless if it's a par or birdie/eagle/double eagle). I added this text. On my example, there might be a lot of people with skins so not enough space or rows . Maybe if responding the skins rabbit and squirrel could be done columnar. In mine I shoved everything in one column if that makes sense.

HD Ham and Egg spreadsheet for HD Invitational May 2024 everyone has everyone.xlsx
UVWX
24Total Pot280Each rabbit and squirrel is $46.66 a piece. Six opportunities two per section. Any leftover money is split to skins depending on number a person gets
25Skins
26Bobby Daye2$31.11From Hole 1 and 15
27Harold Davis1$15.55From Hole 3
28Anthony Bolden1$15.55From Hole 4
29Sean Allen1$15.55From Hole 6
30Brandon Bowers1$15.55From Hole 10
31Reggie Collins1$15.55From Hole 11
32Toni Davis 1$15.55From Hole 14
33Harold Fields1$15.55From Hole 16
34
35Rabbit
36Sean Allen1$46.66
37Harold Fields1$46.66
38
39
40Squirrel
41Sean Allen1$46.66
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Here is an explanation of how I manually calculated each hole. There are three sections Holes 1-6, 7-12, and 13-18. So each section gets one rabbit one squirrel up for grabs.

Rabbit: Lowest score on a hole if that score is a PAR
Squirrel: Lowest score on a hole if that score is birdie (1 stroke below Par) or eagle (2 strokes below Par)
Hole 1Bobby Daye gets rabbit and squirrel
Hole 2Bobby Daye loses the rabbit and Squirrel as Brister and Brown birdied hole (tie). So rabbit and squirrel back to square one
Hole 3Harold Davis gets rabbit and squirrel
Hole 4Harold Davis loses rabbit and squirel as Anthony Bolder birdied hole. Rabbit and squirrel back to square one
Hole 5No one wins. Rabbit and Squirrel out there for the taking still as its back to square one
Hole 6Sean Allen gets rabbit and squirrel. Only bridie of group. Since this is the last hole of the section, he WINS rabbit and squirrel
Hole 7No single person wins this hole outright. Lots of pars
Hole 8No single person wins this hole outright. Lots of pars
Hole 9No single person wins this hole outright. Lots of pars
Hole 10Brandon Bowers gets a rabbit and squirrel.
Hole 11Brandon Bowers loses the rabbit and squirrel. Reggie Collins only birdie so rabbit and squirrel back to square one
Hole 12Three people bridied hole so push. Therefore no one wins rabbit and squirrel this section.
Hole 13Three people bridied hole so push. Therefore no one wins rabbit and squirrel this hole.
Hole 14Toni Davis got a hole in one so gets Rabbit and squirrel in hand
Hole 15Toni Davis loses Rabbit and squirrel. Bobby Daye gets sole rabbit and squirrel. Back to square one
Hole 16Harold Fields had the lone par. So he gets a rabbit only. Squirrel still at square one
Hole 17Lots of pars. Inhcluding Harold who parred so he keeps the rabbit from hole 16
Hole 18Lots of pars. Inhcluding Harold who parred so he keeps the rabbit from hole 16. So in this section he wins a rabbit only.
 
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Here I think is a better format where I placed the table I want at the bottom laid out in three sections horizonatlly

123456789101112131415161718
Par445344534454434434
Golfer A446344634444424444
Golfer B555374535555535455
Golfer C556354535535535425
Golfer D435474534454434443
Golfer E454354534454444424
Golfer F455453734454434424
Golfer G565355753445535355
Golfer H455354464454434444
Golfer I455354544454434444
Golfer J455455444454434445
Total RabbitHoles 1-6Holes 7-12Holes 13-18Total SquirrelHoles 1-6Holes 7-12Holes 13-18otal skins123456789101112131415161718
Golfer AGolfer AGolfer A
Golfer BGolfer BGolfer B
Golfer CGolfer C33.33Golfer C
Golfer D33.33Golfer D33.33Golfer D
Golfer EGolfer EGolfer E
Golfer FGolfer F33.33Golfer F
Golfer GGolfer GGolfer G
Golfer HGolfer HGolfer H
Golfer IGolfer IGolfer I
 
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I posted yesterday a game I needed help calculating winnings but to keep it simple, I'll just as the following. I attached sample scores. A Rabbit is getting a PAR. A squirrel is getting a birdie. However, how can I adjust the formulas so that if someone doesn't par a hole, but the lowest score is a bogey so I can label that "BOGEY" again if bogey is the lowest score for the hole and for an eagle, maybe call that "EAGLE". I would ope a double bogey (two strokes above par) isn't the lowest score but I guess while I'm at it, maybe include that in the formula. I'm fine with the multiple rabbit and squirrel showing as I can visually see those.

For cell c8, if the score was a "2" how can I label that "EAGLE" and for cell F5 if the score was say a "5" assuming other scores stay the same how can I label that "BOGEY" . The formula I used in B17 and copied is =IF(B5>B$3,"",IF(B5=B$3,"Rabbit",IF(B5<B$3,"Squirrel")))

Also any idea how I can put a conditional formatting to identify the lowest number? So if a rabbit and squirrel are in the same column, pick squirrel. I put in green the people who would "win" the hole.

HOLE123456789101112131415161718
Par445344534454434434
Golfer A446344634444424444
Golfer B555374545555535455
Golfer C556374545535535425
Golfer D435474544454434443
Golfer E454364544454444424
Golfer F455463744454434424
Golfer G565365753445535355
Golfer H455364444454434444
Golfer I455364544454434444
Golfer J455465444454434445
Golfer ARabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbitRabbitRabbit
Golfer BRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbit
Golfer CRabbitRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbitRabbitSquirrel
Golfer DRabbitSquirrelRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitSquirrel
Golfer ERabbitSquirrelRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbit
Golfer FRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbit
Golfer GRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbitSquirrelRabbitSquirrel
Golfer HRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbit
Golfer IRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbit
Golfer JRabbitRabbitSquirrelRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbitRabbit
 
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To make it even simpler, I created numbers to correspond to the "Rabbit" Squirrel, Eagle, etc. I want to know how do I only 'show' the lowest numeric number yet it cannot be a duplicate. So if a column has three 4's and five 5's and two 3's, then everything pushes and none of the cells will be highlighted. At this point, I want 'only the number' to show up if its unique and the lowest mathematically.

HOLE123456789101112131415161718
Golfer A445474544434434454
Golfer B554474455545545465
Golfer C555474455535545435
Golfer D414554454424444453
Golfer E453464454444454434
Golfer F454563654444444434
Golfer G564465663435545365
Golfer H454464354444444454
Golfer I454464454444444454
Golfer J454565354444444455
 
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