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FInding the largest number in a range meeting a criteria
Hmm... I though I'd understood how SUMPRODUCT works but clearly I haven't.
Basically what I want to do is just find the nth largest number in a range where an adjacent range ="X". So if I have the following two columns (hope the formatting sort of works): A B X 1 3 2 X 2 5 X 4 I thought I could somehow do this with =LARGE(SUMPRODUCT(--(range1="X"),--(range2),n) But that just gives me the sum of the values in range2 for which the value in range1 is "X" so obviously SUMPRODUCT only returns a single number... I obviously don't get very far by sticking LARGE inside the SUMPRODUCT, either... any ideas? |
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