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  • Novice Spreadsheet Question

    I've been running an Appleworks spreadsheet draft tracker for a while, and it runs very much like Excel, but better on my Mac. I just track money, pretty much. Can anyone tell me the formula for computing highest bid? (I have money remaining and money spent, but not highest bid.)

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    Highest bid you need count of players remaining. I don't really think I can write it out so that it makes sense but you can email your spreadsheet and I can just do it and send it to you. Once you see it, it makes sense.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by DJBeasties View Post
      Highest bid you need count of players remaining. I don't really think I can write it out so that it makes sense but you can email your spreadsheet and I can just do it and send it to you. Once you see it, it makes sense.
      You can open an Appleworks document? I've tinkered with it over the years, but just have never figured out how to do that.

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      • #4
        Highest Bid = Remaining Budget - ($1 x (All Remaining Roster Spots-1))

        Say you have $190 left and 15 spots to fill:

        Highest Bid = $190 - ($1 x (15-1)) = $190 - ($1 x 14) = $190 - $14 = $176
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        • #5
          Originally posted by TopChuckie View Post
          Highest Bid = Remaining Budget - ($1 x (All Remaining Roster Spots-1))

          Say you have $190 left and 15 spots to fill:

          Highest Bid = $190 - ($1 x (15-1)) = $190 - ($1 x 14) = $190 - $14 = $176
          Excellent. Thanks. I'm just not sure how to paste that function, but this gives me more tinker with.

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          • #6
            In Excel it is "=260-(25-counta(a3:a27)-1)" where 260 is our total budget, 25 is total roster spots to fill, and a3:a27 is the range to input rosters. Same theory as TC but the formula may help you if you haven't already gotten it.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by dslaw View Post
              In Excel it is "=260-(25-counta(a3:a27)-1)" where 260 is our total budget, 25 is total roster spots to fill, and a3:a27 is the range to input rosters. Same theory as TC but the formula may help you if you haven't already gotten it.
              Thanks, dslaw! This was what helped me figure it out. I did it a little differently. Instead of 260, I needed to use the cell that had money left, so on Appleworks Spreadsheet, the formula is =D4-(25-COUNT(c2..c26)-1) where D4 is the cell of money left, 25 is the number of cells in the range, and c2..c26 is the range of cells.

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