For (E8):

Add this logic to cell B13 (Adjusted Wind Y): =IF(B10="Tomahawk", B11*1.2, IF(B10="Cobra", B11*0.8, B11))

A great Excel calculator must be clean, scannable, and easy to navigate on a second monitor while you play. Divide your workbook into three primary sections: , Constants (Database) , and Outputs . Section A: Player Inputs (The Live Data) This is the area you fill out during a match. Distance to Hole: Remaining yards or meters.

The primary formula used in most Pangya spreadsheets to find the horizontal aim (the number of "power bars" or "clicks" to move left or right) is:

Enter these formulas:

= B4 + E3 + E4 - E5 - B11 + B9

Use a second monitor or a tablet to view your Excel sheet so you don't have to Alt-Tab frequently.

The actual numbers you enter during a match. Column C (Units): Yards, meters, degrees, etc. Step 2: Input Fields (Cells B1 to B7)

: When creating your own Excel sheet, ensure you include cells for Pin Distance Wind Speed to automate the Sin(Angle) calculation for faster gameplay under time limits. Nick Janetakis