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Need help with function ' Large '. When
=LARGE($C$8:$C$77,1) =LARGE($C$8:$C$77,2) is copied to separate cells, ' Large ' stops or indentifies the first number of group that has indentical numbers (36 36). Freq Number 40 29 38 43 37 7 36 20 36 20 35 13 such as 36 and 20 in the above. How do you go past the first number 20, to the second number Freq (36), which in this case would be 58. With Thanks |
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I forgot to add, that I use a Lookup
=VLOOKUP(K25,C8:D77,2,FALSE) to obtain the number 20. It is here where the second number is stuck. Hope this explanation helps. Thanks |
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You are correct. The Lookup functions do not find duplicate entries.
You would probably need to use an array formula but this is usually a formula designed specifically for the functionality required. You would need to be specific about what you are trying to achieve and how your data is laid out. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "smandula" wrote in message ... I forgot to add, that I use a Lookup =VLOOKUP(K25,C8:D77,2,FALSE) to obtain the number 20. It is here where the second number is stuck. Hope this explanation helps. Thanks |
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