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Default Find second highestsalesprice

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On 25 Lut, 17:26, "Jan Kronsell"
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Thank you all. I used the solution from Ashish as that was the shortest.

Jan



wrote:
I have a spreadsheet:


Price * *Status
100
120 * * * Sold
115 * * * Sold
130
140 * * * Sold


Now I try to find the seocnd larges amout *something is sold for. I
have tried something like


=SUMPRODUCT((B2:B6="Sold")*(A2:A6=LARGE(A2:A6;2))* (A2:A6)


or


=IF(C2:C15="solgt";LARGE(D2:D15;2))


entered as an array formula, but both (other attempts as well) returns
130 (the second highest price) where it should return120 (second
highes price, sold).


Any suggestions?


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