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Today, I'm having a small problem that I cannot find a solution for.
If you have time... Here's the basic model in simple terms... The formula I am seeking will reside in cell C1, and the answer to the problem below should be 1. .....A...B...C 1...9...1...1 2...4...5... 3...9...1... 4...4...6... Explanation: I am attempting to find the largest two numbers in range A1:A4 (which are 9 and 9 in my example). Then, I need to average the *corresponding* cells in column B. In my example, the values I want to average are located in B1 and B3 because they are located on the same rows as the two largest numbers in range A1:A4. I can use the formula... {=AVERAGE(LARGE($A$1:$A$4,ROW(INDIRECT("1:2"))))} ....to locate and average the largest two numbers in range A1:A4, but when I try to use OFFSET to average the adjacent cells in column B, my formula... {=AVERAGE(LARGE(OFFSET($A$1:$A$4,0,1),ROW(INDIRECT ("1:2"))))} ....averages the largest two numbers in range B1:B4, which does not provide me with what I require. Does anyone see how I can receive the correct solution from column B? The formula will reside in cell C1 and the answer should be 1. Thanks very kindly. Best Regards, Joseph |
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