How to show last 5 games team's form

VKiprijan

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Hi Everyone,

I have a soccer league table with rankings in which I would like to show each team's form in the last 5 games played (Wins, Draw, Loss). What formula do I need to use in the columns CT thru CX in order to show this kind of statistics for each team?

Thank you all in advance.

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
BR7:BR24BR7=RANK(CC7,$CC$7:$CC$24)
BS7:BS24BS7=SUMPRODUCT(($BR$7:$BR$24=$BR7)*($CB$7:$CB$24>CB7))
BT7:BT24BT7=SUMPRODUCT(($BR$7:$BR$24=$BR7)*($BS$7:$BS$24=$BS7)*($BZ$7:$BZ$24>BZ7))
BU7:BU24BU7=SUMPRODUCT(($BR$7:$BR$24=$BR7)*($BS$7:$BS$24=$BS7)*($BT$7:$BT$24=$BT7)*($CP$7:$CP$24>CP7))
BV7:CC24BV7=CD7+CL7
CD7:CD24CD7=COUNTIF($C$5:$C$346,BQ7)
CE7:CE24CE7=SUMPRODUCT(($C$5:$C$346=BQ7)*($F$5:$F$346>$G$5:$G$346))
CF7:CF24CF7=SUMPRODUCT(($C$5:$C$346=BQ7)*($F$5:$F$346=$G$5:$G$346)*($F$5:$F$346<>""))
CG7:CG24CG7=SUMPRODUCT(($C$5:$C$346=BQ7)*($F$5:$F$346<$G$5:$G$346))
CH7:CH24CH7=SUMIF($C$5:$C$346,BQ7,$F$5:$F$346)
CI7:CI24CI7=SUMIF($C$5:$C$346,BQ7,$G$5:$G$346)
CJ7:CJ24,CR7:CR24CJ7=CH7-CI7
CK7:CK24,CS7:CS24CK7=CE7*3+CF7*1
CL7:CL24CL7=COUNTIF($H$5:$H$346,BQ7)
CM7:CM24CM7=SUMPRODUCT(($H$5:$H$346=BQ7)*($F$5:$F$346<$G$5:$G$346))
CN7:CN24CN7=SUMPRODUCT(($H$5:$H$346=BQ7)*($F$5:$F$346=$G$5:$G$346)*($G$5:$G$346<>""))
CO7:CO24CO7=SUMPRODUCT(($H$5:$H$346=BQ7)*($F$5:$F$346>$G$5:$G$346))
CP7:CP24CP7=SUMIF($H$5:$H$346,BQ7,$G$5:$G$346)
CQ7:CQ24CQ7=SUMIF($H$5:$H$346,BQ7,$F$5:$F$346)
BP7:BP24BP7=SUM(BR7:BU7)
 
I could use just the column B as a main indicator if the game was played,
That seems a logical way to me ..

otherwise it will be just overcomplicating things.
.. but it would not be any more complicated to use column D (or E or F or G)
Excel Formula:
=IF(D5="","",MID("LDW",SIGN(F5-G5)+2,1)&MID("WDL",SIGN(F5-G5)+2,1))
 
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That seems a logical way to me ..


.. but it would not be any more complicated to use column D (or E or F or G)
Excel Formula:
=IF(D5="","",MID("LDW",SIGN(F5-G5)+2,1)&MID("WDL",SIGN(F5-G5)+2,1))

I've changed to D5 as per your suggestion so it does the job. Thanks a lot.
 
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You're welcome. Thanks for the follow-up. (y)

BTW, here is a simpler formula for column I that you could also consider.

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CDEFGHI
5Eintracht Frankfurt0516Bayern MunichLW
6Wolfsburg1222Werder BremenDD
7Union Berlin1031Hertha BerlinWL
8Bochum1112MainzLW
9B. Monchengladbach1131HoffenheimWL
10Augsburg0004FreiburgLW
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I5:I10I5=IF(F5="","",MID("LWDDWL",SIGN(F5-G5)*2+3,2))
 
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