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Let's say I have 10 worksheets which have the results of 10 games (or
competitions). On a summary sheet, I want to find the 5 largest scores from the competitions. LARGE assumes that the array I want to search is contiguous (all on the same sheet). Is there a way to tell it to look at each of the 10 sheets and find the 5 largest scores? Perhaps its just a syntax thing and I'm just not sure who to indicate what I need. Thanks, Steve |
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You can run LARGE over several sheets:
=LARGE(Sheet1:Sheet3!A1:C1,1) will look at A1 thru C1 on sheets 1,2,3 and return the largest value -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200826 "Steve Haack" wrote: Let's say I have 10 worksheets which have the results of 10 games (or competitions). On a summary sheet, I want to find the 5 largest scores from the competitions. LARGE assumes that the array I want to search is contiguous (all on the same sheet). Is there a way to tell it to look at each of the 10 sheets and find the 5 largest scores? Perhaps its just a syntax thing and I'm just not sure who to indicate what I need. Thanks, Steve |
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This works:
With the number being in cell A1 on each sheet. =LARGE(Sheet1:Sheet10!A$1,ROWS(A$1:A1)) Copy down for a total of 5 cells. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Steve Haack" wrote in message ... Let's say I have 10 worksheets which have the results of 10 games (or competitions). On a summary sheet, I want to find the 5 largest scores from the competitions. LARGE assumes that the array I want to search is contiguous (all on the same sheet). Is there a way to tell it to look at each of the 10 sheets and find the 5 largest scores? Perhaps its just a syntax thing and I'm just not sure who to indicate what I need. Thanks, Steve |
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Thanks for the quicl response. Let me complicate things a bit more. Each of
the sheets that has compitition results has a different list of competitors (it varies from time to time). On each sheet, I have defined a table with each competitor and several data points. I want to be able look at each table and extract the 5 BEST points scores for each competitor. I know how to lookup Player1's scores by using INDEX and MATCH, and I can do that to get the data from each of the tables, but what is the best way to then determine the 5 highest scores? I am trying to use tables, rather than absolute cell references, due to the fact that they might move around or change. "T. Valko" wrote: This works: With the number being in cell A1 on each sheet. =LARGE(Sheet1:Sheet10!A$1,ROWS(A$1:A1)) Copy down for a total of 5 cells. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Steve Haack" wrote in message ... Let's say I have 10 worksheets which have the results of 10 games (or competitions). On a summary sheet, I want to find the 5 largest scores from the competitions. LARGE assumes that the array I want to search is contiguous (all on the same sheet). Is there a way to tell it to look at each of the 10 sheets and find the 5 largest scores? Perhaps its just a syntax thing and I'm just not sure who to indicate what I need. Thanks, Steve |
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I'm not sure what you're asking.
If you want to extract the 5 highest scores for each player from 10 different sheets I don't know how to do that. I would put all the data on one sheet then we can figure it out. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Steve Haack" wrote in message ... Thanks for the quicl response. Let me complicate things a bit more. Each of the sheets that has compitition results has a different list of competitors (it varies from time to time). On each sheet, I have defined a table with each competitor and several data points. I want to be able look at each table and extract the 5 BEST points scores for each competitor. I know how to lookup Player1's scores by using INDEX and MATCH, and I can do that to get the data from each of the tables, but what is the best way to then determine the 5 highest scores? I am trying to use tables, rather than absolute cell references, due to the fact that they might move around or change. "T. Valko" wrote: This works: With the number being in cell A1 on each sheet. =LARGE(Sheet1:Sheet10!A$1,ROWS(A$1:A1)) Copy down for a total of 5 cells. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Steve Haack" wrote in message ... Let's say I have 10 worksheets which have the results of 10 games (or competitions). On a summary sheet, I want to find the 5 largest scores from the competitions. LARGE assumes that the array I want to search is contiguous (all on the same sheet). Is there a way to tell it to look at each of the 10 sheets and find the 5 largest scores? Perhaps its just a syntax thing and I'm just not sure who to indicate what I need. Thanks, Steve |
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