Beto, you can use INDEX (INDICE) after you get the small (K.ESIMO.MENOR) or
large (K.ESIMO.MAYOR) number, something like

=INDEX(A1:A100, MATCH(LARGE(B1:B100,3), B1:B100, 0))

or in spanish:

=INDICE(A1:A100, COINCIDIR(K.ESIMO.MAYOR(B1:B100,3), B1:B100, 0))

where A1:A100 house the names, and B1:B100 the numbers.

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Regards,

Juan Pablo González

"Beto" wrote in message
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Hi, I have a question about this function:

Well it's not exactly that function it's the opposite one (BIG?) I don't
know its name, because in my Excel it's called K.ESIMO.MAYOR.

I have a table with numbers and names and I want the name of the biggest
number, the second biggest, etc... How do I get this through formulas?
numbers may be repeated, but just one would be enough. With
K.ESIMO.MAYOR I can get the biggest number, but now how do I use this in
another formula to get the name? I'm not good with references so can you
help me out?

Regards,
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Beto
Reply: Erase between the dot (inclusive) and the @.
Responder: Borra la frase obvia y el punto previo.