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When I add a name, below "Goals". Then the score for "Team A" or "Team B" must go up (B1 or B2).

The names of the team players are in Column D and E.

Does somebody knows a formula?


In the example below, the score should be

Team A 3

Team B 1

MacBook Pro 15″, OS X 10.11

Posted on Jan 13, 2022 7:27 AM

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Posted on Jan 13, 2022 8:12 AM

You can try something like this:




The formula in C2 of Table 1-1, filled right and down:


=COUNTIF(Table 2::$A,A2)


The formula in B1 of Table 1:

=SUM('Table 1-1'::C)


The formula in B2 of Table 1:


=SUM('Table 1-1'::D)



If your region uses , as a decimal separator then replace , with ; in the formulas, e.g.:


=COUNTIF(Table 2::$A;A2)


You can of course hide columns C and D if you want.


SG

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Jan 13, 2022 8:12 AM in response to Sven_G81

You can try something like this:




The formula in C2 of Table 1-1, filled right and down:


=COUNTIF(Table 2::$A,A2)


The formula in B1 of Table 1:

=SUM('Table 1-1'::C)


The formula in B2 of Table 1:


=SUM('Table 1-1'::D)



If your region uses , as a decimal separator then replace , with ; in the formulas, e.g.:


=COUNTIF(Table 2::$A;A2)


You can of course hide columns C and D if you want.


SG

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