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Function for 2nd and third low or Max
Hi all, as we all know, =Min() is looking for the lowest. =Max() is looking
for the highest. Is there any command or way that can look for last 2nd or 3rd or up to 10th please? Say below ... 12 14 16 17 3 4 18 23 14 17 21 Min is 3. Max is 23 How can I use Add-in or any command that that display 4 as next lowest, 12 as third lowest .... Vice versa for Max ... Max is 23. Second largest is 21 ... Thanks |
Function for 2nd and third low or Max
Check out the below functions
=LARGE(array,k) =SMALLl(array,k) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Elton Law" wrote: Hi all, as we all know, =Min() is looking for the lowest. =Max() is looking for the highest. Is there any command or way that can look for last 2nd or 3rd or up to 10th please? Say below ... 12 14 16 17 3 4 18 23 14 17 21 Min is 3. Max is 23 How can I use Add-in or any command that that display 4 as next lowest, 12 as third lowest .... Vice versa for Max ... Max is 23. Second largest is 21 ... Thanks |
Function for 2nd and third low or Max
Tks ... Great job
"Jacob Skaria" wrote: Check out the below functions =LARGE(array,k) =SMALLl(array,k) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Elton Law" wrote: Hi all, as we all know, =Min() is looking for the lowest. =Max() is looking for the highest. Is there any command or way that can look for last 2nd or 3rd or up to 10th please? Say below ... 12 14 16 17 3 4 18 23 14 17 21 Min is 3. Max is 23 How can I use Add-in or any command that that display 4 as next lowest, 12 as third lowest .... Vice versa for Max ... Max is 23. Second largest is 21 ... Thanks |
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