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Hi!
Many ways to go about this.... C1 =LARGE(B$1:B$7,ROW(1:1)) Copy down to C3 D1 =INDEX(A$1:A$7,MATCH(C1,B$1:B$7,0)) Copy down to D3 OR, eliminate the formulas in C1:C3 altogether... D1 =INDEX(A$1:A$7,MATCH(LARGE(B$1:B$7,ROW(1:1)),B$1:B $7,0)) Copy down to D3 If you might have duplicate values in col B that changes everything! Biff "ChuckM" wrote in message ... Not sure what is happening here. Here is the data: ColA ColB Service 17 Variety 1 Relations 14 Experience 20 Knowledge 10 Value 8 Reputation 3 Created 3 formulas to retreive the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd highest numbers in the list (e.g.: Cell C1 has formula =Large(B1:B7,1), Cell C2 has =Large(B1:B7,2), etc.) Then I want to return the text value from column A and use: =Lookup(C1,B1:B7,A1:A7) This works for the first value and returns Experience The second one returns Relations (wrong answer - should be Service) The third one returns Relations (wright answer). . . Any ideas? -- ChuckM |