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I have the values as follows in a worksheet...

1 25 6
7 9 13
18 27 4

I need a formula to display the 3rd largest value.

Thanks,
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=LARGE(A1:C3,3)

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I have the values as follows in a worksheet...

1 25 6
7 9 13
18 27 4

I need a formula to display the 3rd largest value.

Thanks,



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Use the LARGE function:

=LARGE(A1:C3,3)

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"Crawdaddy" wrote:

I have the values as follows in a worksheet...

1 25 6
7 9 13
18 27 4

I need a formula to display the 3rd largest value.

Thanks,

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use large(rangename,3)


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