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Dear All,
I wan a formula to "detect" who have the highest mark amount the whole score table. Test 1 Test 2 Jo 56 55 Mark 98 06 Simon 89 57 Stella 88 58 Jean 50 51 I wan a Formula to show: Highest sco Mark, Test 1 Lowest sco Mark, Test 2 |
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Assumptions:
A2:A6 contains the name B1:C1 contains the column header/label B2:C6 contains the data Formula: Let E2 contain 'Highest Sco' (just a label) F2: =INDEX(A2:A6,MIN(IF(B2:C6=MAX(B2:C6),ROW(B2:C6)-ROW(B2)+1)))&", "&INDEX(B1:C1,MATCH(MAX(B2:C6),INDEX(B2:C6,MIN(IF( B2:C6=MAX(B2:C6),ROW(B2 :C6)-ROW(B2)+1)),0),0)) ....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER, not just ENTER. For the lowest score, replace MAX with MIN. Hope this helps! In article , Will wrote: Dear All, I wan a formula to "detect" who have the highest mark amount the whole score table. Test 1 Test 2 Jo 56 55 Mark 98 06 Simon 89 57 Stella 88 58 Jean 50 51 I wan a Formula to show: Highest sco Mark, Test 1 Lowest sco Mark, Test 2 |
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This will show the first person with the highest score in test1:
=index($a$2:$a$999,match(max($b$2:$b$999),$b$2:$b$ 999,0)) First person with the lowest score in test1: =index($a$2:$a$999,match(min($b$2:$b$999),$b$2:$b$ 999,0)) Change the range to match (I went through row 999) and change the column reference for the other tests. Will wrote: Dear All, I wan a formula to "detect" who have the highest mark amount the whole score table. Test 1 Test 2 Jo 56 55 Mark 98 06 Simon 89 57 Stella 88 58 Jean 50 51 I wan a Formula to show: Highest sco Mark, Test 1 Lowest sco Mark, Test 2 -- Dave Peterson |
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Ties?
Biff "Domenic" wrote in message ... Assumptions: A2:A6 contains the name B1:C1 contains the column header/label B2:C6 contains the data Formula: Let E2 contain 'Highest Sco' (just a label) F2: =INDEX(A2:A6,MIN(IF(B2:C6=MAX(B2:C6),ROW(B2:C6)-ROW(B2)+1)))&", "&INDEX(B1:C1,MATCH(MAX(B2:C6),INDEX(B2:C6,MIN(IF( B2:C6=MAX(B2:C6),ROW(B2 :C6)-ROW(B2)+1)),0),0)) ...confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER, not just ENTER. For the lowest score, replace MAX with MIN. Hope this helps! In article , Will wrote: Dear All, I wan a formula to "detect" who have the highest mark amount the whole score table. Test 1 Test 2 Jo 56 55 Mark 98 06 Simon 89 57 Stella 88 58 Jean 50 51 I wan a Formula to show: Highest sco Mark, Test 1 Lowest sco Mark, Test 2 |
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In article ,
"T. Valko" wrote: Ties? Biff A different approach would be necessary... |
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This OP posted a similar question last night but didn't explain it very
well. (at least, to where I could understand what they wanted) Biff "Domenic" wrote in message ... In article , "T. Valko" wrote: Ties? Biff A different approach would be necessary... |
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Yeah, I noticed it after posting my solution. It seems that half the
battle is trying to understand the question... :) In article , "T. Valko" wrote: This OP posted a similar question last night but didn't explain it very well. (at least, to where I could understand what they wanted) Biff |
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Domenic,
Formula works. If I would like to ranking them accordingly to 1st, 2nd & 3rd. How would I go abt? "Domenic" wrote: Yeah, I noticed it after posting my solution. It seems that half the battle is trying to understand the question... :) In article , "T. Valko" wrote: This OP posted a similar question last night but didn't explain it very well. (at least, to where I could understand what they wanted) Biff |
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