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I have two named ranges, Last12Function and Last12Count. What I want to do
pull the data out in order of the highest to lowest values. I already have determined the "Count" for the top to the bottom, but some of the counts are duplicates and I'm not sure how to get the match back to the function. This is what I have so far, but it only works if there is only one observation with the given count. =IF(F9=1,INDEX(Last12Function,MATCH(E9,Last12Count ,0))) E9 is the value that I get from the "LARGE" function F9 is the COUNT of the values for the LARGE function. I don't have anything if the count is 2 or more. Keep in mind that my data does not start at row 1. It currently starts at row 9 and that is potentially variable. I have tried this without any success., http://groups.google.com/group/micro...7b34ad797f6404 Any suggestions? Thanks, Barb Reinhardt |
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