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Find second highestsalesprice
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? Jan |
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would this help (array-entered):
=LARGE(IF(C2:C15="sold";D2:D15;);2)) On 25 Lut, 09:39, 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? Jan |
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A generic way, normal ENTER to confirm will do:
=INDEX(A2:A6,MATCH(1,INDEX((B2:B6="Sold")*(ISNUMBE R(MATCH(LARGE(A2:A6,2),A2:A6,0))),),0)) Change the commas to semicolons to suit your delimiter High-five? Click the Stars below (in google) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:23,500 Files:370 Subscribers:66 xdemechanik --- wrote in message ... 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? Jan |
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Hi,
you can try this array formula (Ctrl+Shift+Enter) LARGE((B2:B6="Sold")*(A2:A6),2) -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com wrote in message ... 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? Jan |
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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? Jan |
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Hi,
I'm glad my solution helped. -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Jan Kronsell" wrote in message ... 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? Jan |
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welcome
On 25 Lut, 17:26, "Jan Kronsell" wrote: 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? Jan- Ukryj cytowany tekst - - Pokaż cytowany tekst - |
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