[mrlif1]

as im sure there have been numerous threads before on this topic, i ask your forgiveness in advance.

have an excel question for a google doc im setting up.

i have a risk column 'A', to win column 'B', and a result column 'c'
i also have a total won "g" box, a total loss "h" box, and a yield "i" box

my question is what formula do i need to have boxes 'g' 'h' 'i' auto update after i record what happens in the result column 'c'?

ex...

risk 'a'	to win 'b'	result 'c'	total won 'g'	total loss 'h'	yield 'i'
33	30	L	??	??	??
110	100	W

i want it to automatically update after i type either 'L' or 'W' in the result column. is this SUMIF, DSUM?? Any help is greatly appreciated.

[Just Blaze]

Well you should just use one column really, I'm not sure why you want to split it out since you don't win and lose on a single bet. You are also not accounting for the fact you will have bets that push, if you wish you can use a nested if to account for this or a different function.

Assume Row 1, autofill down for G

// =if(C1="W",B1,A1*-1)

If you really want two columns

G// =if(C1="W",B1,0)
H// =if(C1="L",A1*-1,0)

[mrlif1]

Well you should just use one column really, I'm not sure why you want to split it out since you don't win and lose on a single bet. You are also not accounting for the fact you will have bets that push, if you wish you can use a nested if to account for this or a different function.

Assume Row 1, autofill down for G

// =if(C1="W",B1,A1*-1)

If you really want two columns

G// =if(C1="W",B1,0)
H// =if(C1="L",A1*-1,0)

no its true i wont win and lose on a single bet. but i want to keep a general record of how much total i've won, and how much i've lost. just for the grand scheme of things.

you're also right about the push. i didnt think of that. what do you suggest? a nested if? since it doesn't amount to anything should i just keep it off the doc?

i really appreciate it blaze, i know excel can handle this cleanly, but i have no idea how to get there. just an idea what i want lol.

[jjgold]

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[Just Blaze]

I recommend one net column then using sumif with a condition of >0 to track running totals for wins and the inverse for losses with whatever range you want (month, sport etc). If you want to add additional functionality later I recommend including lines, market and home and away side so you can evaluate profitability and ROI on a situational basis. These may be able to be pasted directly from your browser (you may have to use a text to column macro if they don't format) or you may be able to use XML directly.