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Old 09-03-2019, 09:43 PM   #4824
Maxfire5
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Originally Posted by Stanley Kuppchaser View Post
In an effort to make doing two sets of standings a little less time consuming, I post the stats in Google sheets. However, when I use the sort function to sort them by winning pct., some of the formula references get screwed up. It seems somewhat random.


Here;s what I do:


I highlight the cells I want to sort, including the header at the top of the columns, but not the title header.



Then I define the sort range to sort the data from high pct. to low using that column only.


It sorts the standings correctly, but I usually get several #ref errors in the loss column. Once I straighten those out it does fine, and the pct. sort is correct as it stood.



There doesn't seem to be a pattern to it that I can discern. I've tried eliminating the header row from the sort, but that seems worse.


Any thoughts? It's killing the time savings.


Thanks.

If your sorting is messing with the rows/columns and resulting in changes to the cells you're referencing, try making it an absolute reference. It would look like $C$10 and then it would always reference cell C10 regardless of any sorting changes.

I might be misunderstanding your problem though.
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