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Excel and League Tables
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I've done it in Excel - it's a bit long-winded! Briefly, you have your columns of results. I then created 3 columns from those which basically is TRUE or FALSE for either a win, loss or draw - you can then use a formula to add up all the wins/draws/losses for each team (and the appropriate points), both home and away, and turn it into a league table.
If you don't have any luck with that I'll post my spreadsheet somewhere!
I could send you the formulae, but maybe this site will suit you
http://arseweb.org/www/newsreel/t7i386.html
(no it isn't a joke, but in anticipation of ABs censor, the first word is bewesra backwards!!!)
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