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From: noylddot on 23 Mar 2010 17:01
I have 8 teams that play each other twice. 14 games each. That is 56 games.
Each week each team plays once. There are two games on Wednesday night and
two games on Thursday night, four games a week. I want to make a schedule in
excel that has each team playing close to the same amount of games on
Wednesday and Thursday nights. Is there a way to input the teams and have
excel create the schedule?
From: cate on 23 Mar 2010 20:37
On Mar 23, 4:01 pm, noylddot <toddl...(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> I have 8 teams that  play each other twice. 14 games each. That is 56 games.
> Each week each team plays once. There are two games on Wednesday night and
> two games on Thursday night, four games a week. I want to make a schedule in
> excel that has each team playing close to the same amount of games on
> Wednesday and Thursday nights. Is there a way to input the teams and have
> excel create the schedule?

fyi - just a note. I think there are free canned sports schedulers
out there. Don't know if there worth anything to you but you might
what to hunt around.
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