Ranking Duplicate Data - Golf Leaderboard

wayne0881

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  1. 2016
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Hi All,

I have created a golf leaderboard and i'm trying to have any duplicate values assigned with a T to define Tied

For example:
Player Score Rank
Player 1 -3 1
Player 2 -1 T2
Player 3 -1 T2
Player 4 +1 4

the formula i'm using is =IF(OR(L4=L5,L4=L3),"T"&L4,L4) but only some are displaying the T even though they match the criteria?? but when I click inside the function box to check the code it changes and works??

so I don't know what is going on - any ideas would be grateful :)


Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B4B4=Scorecard!B196
C4:C36C4=IF(OR(L4=L5,L4=L3),"T"&L4,L4)
D4:D36D4=IF(SUM(G4:J4)-(COUNTA(G4:J4)*$B$2)=0,"E",(SUM(G4:J4)-(COUNTA(G4:J4)*$B$2)))
B5B5=Scorecard!B97
B6,B8,B11,B18B6=Scorecard!B190
B7B7=Scorecard!B142
B9B9=Scorecard!B115
B10B10=Scorecard!B204
B12B12=Scorecard!B165
B13,B29B13=Scorecard!B51
B14B14=Scorecard!B109
B15B15=Scorecard!B15
B16B16=Scorecard!B167
B17,B22B17=Scorecard!B91
B19B19=Scorecard!B79
B20,B33B20=Scorecard!B157
B21B21=Scorecard!B74
B23B23=Scorecard!B39
B24B24=Scorecard!B64
B25B25=Scorecard!B151
B26B26=Scorecard!B83
B27B27=Scorecard!B46
B28B28=Scorecard!B139
B30B30=Scorecard!B203
B31B31=Scorecard!B44
B32B32=Scorecard!B6
B34B34=Scorecard!B36
B35B35=Scorecard!B177
B36B36=Scorecard!B31
G4:J36G4=RANDBETWEEN(72,78)
K4:K36K4=SUM(G4:J4)
L4:L36L4=RANK(K4,$K$4:$K$203,1)
 

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Although just looked at yours and that should be ok too.
Hi thanks - I'll give it ago for sure but yea I thought the original code should work - I'm no excel expert though hence why i'm here :))

I might also rewrite it on a new page - excel maybe playing up.
 
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You can do it with conditional formatting: test whether a number is equal to the number above - if so, apply a custom number format of "T0" (that's a "T" and a zero) - and any other formatting for colour or font. Apply the same test for whether a number is equal to the number below, and apply the same formatting - or perhaps, different formatting - the fist name listed is formatted normally, but shows up a T5 (etc), while the second (and on) name listed is shown as T5 but the cell is highlighted in some way.
 
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