Well said. Congrats to Dr. TobiasZoidberg!! May be the last time this year, as the duals shall be infinitely more challenging to pick. Maybe Maryland and Buffalo won't be too bad.
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Thanks, Roar. I've got all of the KYPSW stuff in a folder, so I'll look over it and post it. Without looking, I think the examples use wrestlers' names, which I'll update to use some current wrestlers.Well said. Congrats to Dr. TobiasZoidberg!! May be the last time this year, as the duals shall be infinitely more challenging to pick. Maybe Maryland and Buffalo won't be too bad.
And pawrestlersintn,
I have the Scuffle Rules handy too, if you want help...I can post...don't want to step on your little toes
I've never kept scoring averages, but this has to be one of the highest of all time. As mentioned above, not only did we have one guy at 29, but we had 2, jbkeller72 and SnydleyWhiplash. Under ordinary circumstances, we'd be praising and congratulating them for that. But, as it is, they become a future trivia question.
That's because Dr. TobiasZoidberg crushed this center plate fastball into the bay at Candlestick Park. His stat line was 20, 10, 30, picking all ten wrestlers and their type of victory correctly. This contest has been running for five years, and the number of perfect duals can still be counted on one hand. That's rare air.
Besides that, lots of 28s, lots of 27s and lots of 26s. A couple of guys, who shall go unnamed, Lyco and lobo, were this duals' sweepers, at 22. Normally, that's not a bad score, but this dual wasn't normal. Lyco, you might want to hop in the sauna and sweat this one out.
YTD standing will be out after coffee, and Scuffle Rules will follow that.
Thank you, thank you. I would like to thank finals week for motivating me to procrastinate by researching my picks for this dual. Without You, none of this would be possible.I've never kept scoring averages, but this has to be one of the highest of all time. As mentioned above, not only did we have one guy at 29, but we had 2, jbkeller72 and SnydleyWhiplash. Under ordinary circumstances, we'd be praising and congratulating them for that. But, as it is, they become a future trivia question.
That's because Dr. TobiasZoidberg crushed this center plate fastball into the bay at Candlestick Park. His stat line was 20, 10, 30, picking all ten wrestlers and their type of victory correctly. This contest has been running for five years, and the number of perfect duals can still be counted on one hand. That's rare air.
Besides that, lots of 28s, lots of 27s and lots of 26s. A couple of guys, who shall go unnamed, Lyco and lobo, were this duals' sweepers, at 22. Normally, that's not a bad score, but this dual wasn't normal. Lyco, you might want to hop in the sauna and sweat this one out.
YTD standing will be out after coffee, and Scuffle Rules will follow that.
if you want to use vlookups, let me know and i can try to help
I'm already using vlookups for a portion of it, although there may be better ways of using it. The sort I failed to do was on the initial data entry portion, and how that data gets used later on.much better now
I thought you might like it.Not sure what it is, but something just looks better about this version.
What you're missing here is the beaner I slipped him.
I believe the red shirts are wrestling unattached and will not count on the overall team score and thus are not part of the 15 'scoring' wrestlers.
Teams can take as many as they want, though the Scuffle organizers limit a total number of wrestlers. Taking 19 isn't the most I've seen, as App St and Minny took in the low-20's four or five years ago (maybe longer).
