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Show Top 10 with array formula
Hello there,
Would it be possible to evaluate A1:A2000 and show me the top 20 values in B1:B20 ...with an array formula? I think to have seen it the other day, but I cannot reproduce nor find it .... Jen |
Show Top 10 with array formula
Jen,
What do you want an array for? Put this in B1 and drag down 20 rows for the top 20 values. =LARGE(A$1:A$2000,ROW()) Mike "Jen" wrote: Hello there, Would it be possible to evaluate A1:A2000 and show me the top 20 values in B1:B20 ...with an array formula? I think to have seen it the other day, but I cannot reproduce nor find it .... Jen |
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