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How do I find the second highest value.
You could set up a column next to your figures and use =rank.
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How do I find the second highest value.
If you do not have duplicate values, "Large" formula will be useful.
Try it like; =Large(A:A,2) The number at the end of it represents position of highest number you desire, so for third-highest you can put formula as =Large(A:A,3). -- Regards, Pritesh "MimiS" wrote: You could set up a column next to your figures and use =rank. |
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