Golf Tournement Payout

mckenph

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So I have created a pretty neat spreadsheet for payout for different events for a yearly golf tournament. It looks at the different events, par3, par5's, birdies....figures out where they placed in their flight, figures out how much they get based on how many in their flight got in and then figures their total winnings. When they get in they each gave $40 in different denominations and there was a bonus pot also provided with different denominations. Because there are so many I created a separate tab that figures out who gets what based on their winnings and denominations. Everything works great. However based on how I am doing this the guy up at the top get the big bills and they guy at the end get a lot of ones. I would like spread the small bills out among all the players to keep the envelopes thin. So I would like to add a percentage of bills that each play may get or something to spread the love. If anyone has a few ideas that would be great. the formula I am using is
=MIN(INT(ROUND(($C5 - SUMPRODUCT($D$2:G$2, $D5:G5)), 2) / H$2), H$3 - SUM(H$4:H4)) here is a table that I am using. again everything works out but as you can see the guys at the bottom get a lot of ones. I would like to attach the spreadsheet but could not figure it out. If you can help and you want a copy let me know. I also have a Calcutta sheet that I put together.

DENOM- $100$50$20$10$5$1TOTAL
total$- 00466278380$2,310
- - - - - - - -
John Krusick$188.00- 009013$188
Bill Poillion$165.00- 008010$165
Richard Barela$133.00- 006103$133
Sam Jones$123.00- 006003$123
John Sanzari$121.00- 006001$121
Jerry Alderete$114.00- 005104$114
Ken Samuelson$111.00- 005101$111
Darin Jeszke$108.00- 001813$108
Spencer Feix$100.00- 0001000$100
Jack Fenton$94.00- 000904$94
Bryan Thompson$84.00- 000804$84
Phil McKenzie$84.00- 000804$84
Warren VonWorley$83.00- 000803$83
Skip Haines$78.00- 000713$78
Mark Vitale$61.00- 0001101$61
Walt Gorsey$61.00- 0000121$61
Jim Quick$60.00- 0000120$60
Pete McKenzie$60.00- 0000120$60
Scott Sachs$60.00- 0000120$60
Lowrey Pendley$55.00- 0000110$55
Jeff Malanify$54.00- 0000529$54
Lonny Rakes$42.00- 0000042$42
Tom Thomas$41.00- 0000041$41
John Stehney$39.00- 0000039$39

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Which lookup functions find a value equal or greater than the lookup value?
MATCH uses -1 to find larger value (lookup table must be sorted ZA). XLOOKUP uses 1 to find values greater and does not need to be sorted.
Did not see a lot of movement so figured out a work around until someone opens this and looks at how this was designed.
 
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