Pangya Calculator Excel File

To make your Pangya Calculator Excel truly elite, create a second sheet named Course_Library.

Columns:

Use VLOOKUP on your main calculator sheet. When you type "Hole 7 - Blue Lagoon," the calculator auto-fills the base distance and elevation. pangya calculator excel

Example VLOOKUP: =VLOOKUP(A1, Course_Library!A:E, 3, FALSE)

Now you don't need to type numbers; just select the hole from a dropdown (Data Validation > List). To make your Pangya Calculator Excel truly elite,

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Create a simple radar chart or use conditional formatting to show wind direction (N, NE, E, etc.) with color-coded severity:
🟢 Light (<4m) 🟡 Medium (4-7m) 🔴 Strong (>7m)

In cell B2 (Adjusted Carry Needed):

= DistanceToPin  
+ (Uphill * 1.2)  
- (Downhill * 0.8)  
+ IF(WindDirection="Head", WindSpeed*2.5, IF(WindDirection="Tail", -WindSpeed*1.8, 0))  
* (1 + IF(Temp>25, 0.03, IF(Temp<10, -0.04, 0)))  
* (1 + IF(Altitude>1000, 0.05, 0))

Then a VLOOKUP found the closest club whose base carry ≥ adjusted needed carry.

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They opened Excel and created four simple sheets. Use VLOOKUP on your main calculator sheet

A spreadsheet of numbers is boring. Let’s make it look like a Pangya UI.

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