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  • satana
    SBR Hustler
    • 01-05-13
    • 71

    #1
    Excel help
    Hi all, I need to test the below sequence of bets as if I'm using a fixed % of my bank.
    Hence I need to add a single cell where I can enter a certain amount and the sheet runs all the bets in column A at odds of column B at a certain % of said a amount. So say I enter 100, the first bet is a 0.05x100 stake, the second one is 0.05x(100-5) and so on and at the same time I need the sheet to be able to add a winning stake (D5 and D14 in this case) to the sequence in recalculating my available balance in such cases.
    There are probably other ways to test it I don't know, I'm open to suggestions.
    This is the sheets and it's editable if someone can showme how to add those features:

    work in progress as you are posting suggestions https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing

    How it looked originally:
    Last edited by satana; 07-15-16, 03:06 PM.
  • Waterstpub87
    SBR MVP
    • 09-09-09
    • 4102

    #2
    If I understand what you are asking
    In A1, write bet
    In B1, Write Stake
    In C1, Write result
    In D1, write starting bankroll

    In D2, write 100
    In D3, write =D2-C2

    In B2 write =.05* D1

    If you drag C1 and D1 down after inputing your bets and win/loss amount, this should calculate what you mean
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    • Biff41
      SBR MVP
      • 07-23-14
      • 1234

      #3
      I am having a more simple problem. I can't post a schedule from cbs or Espn onto a .odt spreadsheet. I can post to simple text but need to put info into columns. Thanks for any assistance.
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      • Waterstpub87
        SBR MVP
        • 09-09-09
        • 4102

        #4
        Originally posted by Biff41
        I am having a more simple problem. I can't post a schedule from cbs or Espn onto a .odt spreadsheet. I can post to simple text but need to put info into columns. Thanks for any assistance.
        I dont really know about open office. In excel it will normally give you two options, match format or keep format. Keep format would be what you wanted.
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