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Thank you!
oooops.
all riders who scored should now be in the historical lists
Dave, what happened to the scores on the http://fantasy.road.cc/riders page? Your wonderful fix doesn't seem to work anymore for any race other than the TdS and CdD?
http://fantasy.road.cc/riders
It's the last column, you'll have to go to the Giro comp as the Dauphine doesn't have any points yet but it's the same place, just click on the Riders tab at the top of the fantasy page.
For everyone's information, the best possible purist team in budget was:
Rodriguez
Hesjedal
Basso
Henao
Pozzovivo
Tiralongo
Golas
Rubiano
Amador
coming in at an impressive 2039 points, basically, if you're a purist, stack up on climbers and breakaway people. Cav was the best sprinter but took the team overbudget and was only 70 or so points better than Basso, Kristoff was the best DS sprinter coming in around 80 points below the best climber DS (Pozzovivo).
You might have wanted to pick them, Guardini for instance would have been pretty good value as a purist for his points
And thank you
(i already added the score column btw)
How do I get to see what you posted? Is it the graph you get called 'Scores by Stage' when you click on a Rider name?...
yeah, not much i can do about the riders who didn't make it to the end. but then, you wouldn't want to pick them anyway
perhaps you could dedicate your afternoon to just the abandons?
*sigh* I guess you could do that Dave but what will I do for the rest of the afternoon now?
That'd be great if you could Dave, although I think the riders page at the minute only shows active riders so those who dropped out are missing.
EDIT: I was looking at a few other things as well, like how quick the points drop off was for the TT guys from stage 1 through to 3/4/5 and what type of DS was the best value, sprinters/climbers/breakaway. It's all for the purist side really as the normal game is more fluid but for purists playing the averages would probably work well.
or you could just ask, and i'll lob an extra column on the riders page
Look up the 'indirect' worksheet function in help.
So are you working on Giro points or fantasy points?
If its the fantasy, i have a bit of time on my hands, so could sort out riders and stage points for you?
For instane
Name
Taylor Phinney
Team
BMC
Stage 1 45
Stage 2 18
Stage 3 26
Then in Excel it would look like
Phinney - BMC - 45 - 18- 26 Total =
So you could just make a list of riders and then add the scores in manually for each day?
Problem is I've only got the riders from each stage page and they're in separate tabs.
So under the stage 1 tab I have
Name | Team | Score
just for the riders scoring on stage 1.
Need to find a way for excel to lookup scores against the members name (which is the id) across 21 different tabs.
I could copy and paste a full list of riders into one tab to start it off I guess but at the minute only the riders who were active at the end of the race are on the riders page, so people like Guardini/Pozzatto are not on there.
Just as you've laid it out
Name | Team | Stage 1 Score | Stage 2 Score | etc etc | Total
So Name in column A, Team in B, then stages from C-whatever
Then for the total just do a formula which adds all stages together?
Yes, but I'm stuck at my desk at work
I need something to keep me occupied for the rest of day... unless my boss reads this in which case I work really really hard and deserve a raise.
You know its really sunny outside right?