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I've been tracking my leagues on a custom excel spreadsheet for the past two years and have received good feedback to share my spreadsheet with the community. I fine tuned it to be used across multiple league sizes and schedules. Here are the features:
25 mar 2009 · By separating the play into 21 columns (so far), we can perform calculations against lots of individual stats, using primarily the SUMPRODUCT function. We can, for example, determine how many rushing plays have gone to player ##, how many yards total he has rushing, how many yards he has receiving, number of pass attempts to him, yards per ...
The main tab is the complete Pokedex, with national dex numbers, regional dex numbers, base stats, typings, abilities, height/weight, ev's, etc. The other tab is good for comparing a couple of Pokemon (or building teams).
We create a pretty intense formula that allows us to visualize a metric that we select from a list of metrics, and also, we create a formula that allows us to dynamically control the number of days we use in a rolling average calculation with the click of a button.
Ultimately, I use Excel for two things: To examine the congruence of a player's statistical performance with their scout ratings. To evaluate prospects in the draft, IFA, and minors. In this installment, I will demonstrate how I evaluate major leaguers.
24 paź 2008 · Let’s say you have daily data and your boss wants to see the trends by week in month or week in quarter? How do you calculate the week number in a month or quarter? In this article, let me explain the logic and formulas we can use Excel for this.
Guide to KPI Dashboard in Excel. Here we discuss how to create KPI dashboard with examples and downloadable excel template.
