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Default MAX, IF statements?

Sorry but this ignores the " 48" qualifier and just lists the first of the
two highest values that are equal. Thank you anyway.

Bob

"Teethless mama" wrote:

Try this:

=INDEX(E1:E5,MATCH(MAX(IF(G1:G5=48,J1:J5)),J1:J5, 0))

ctrlshiftenter (not just enter)



"bob" wrote:

I have 3 columns of data:

Column E Column G Column J
Bell, Charlie 48 .176
Davis, Johnny 34 .500
Smith, Tom 22 .335
Williams, Bill 56 .450
McElroy, Mike 62 .210

I want a formula that will identify the largest value in column J among all
values in column G that are greater or equal to 48, and display the
corresponding name from column E in the cell containing the formula. In this
example, the answer is "Williams, Bill" because he has the highest value
(.450) in column J among all rows that are 48 or more in column G.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Bob