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Job # Item # Quantity
51 100 10 85 105 9 64 103 8 78 103 3 45 100 7 53 101 9 24 101 6 I'm trying to find a function that will let me find the "Job #", by matching the "Item #" and the max number of "Quantity" used. For example, if I know that "Item#" = 100 has a max. of 10 quanities used, I want to find a function that will let me find the "Job #" of that quantity and Item # is 51. Any Suggestions? |
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If your job "number" happens to non-numeric, you might want to try
=INDEX(A2:A8,MATCH(D1&" "&MAX((B2:B8=D1)*(C2:C8)),B2:B8&" "&C2:C8,0)) entered with Shift+Ctrl+Enter, and using same assumptions as previous post "Duke Carey" wrote: Assuming your data starts in A2, with the headers in row 1, and the Item# is in D1, use this array formula - entered with Shift+Ctrl+Enter =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B8=D1),--(C2:C8=MAX(IF(B2:B8=D1,C2:C8,0))),A2:A8) "eoht" wrote: Job # Item # Quantity 51 100 10 85 105 9 64 103 8 78 103 3 45 100 7 53 101 9 24 101 6 I'm trying to find a function that will let me find the "Job #", by matching the "Item #" and the max number of "Quantity" used. For example, if I know that "Item#" = 100 has a max. of 10 quanities used, I want to find a function that will let me find the "Job #" of that quantity and Item # is 51. Any Suggestions? |
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Here's the non-array version:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B8=D1),--(C2:C8=MAX((B2:B8=D1)*(C2:C8))),A2:A8) Biff "Duke Carey" wrote in message ... Assuming your data starts in A2, with the headers in row 1, and the Item# is in D1, use this array formula - entered with Shift+Ctrl+Enter =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B8=D1),--(C2:C8=MAX(IF(B2:B8=D1,C2:C8,0))),A2:A8) "eoht" wrote: Job # Item # Quantity 51 100 10 85 105 9 64 103 8 78 103 3 45 100 7 53 101 9 24 101 6 I'm trying to find a function that will let me find the "Job #", by matching the "Item #" and the max number of "Quantity" used. For example, if I know that "Item#" = 100 has a max. of 10 quanities used, I want to find a function that will let me find the "Job #" of that quantity and Item # is 51. Any Suggestions? |
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A somewhat shorter, but less obvious, formula than that in my previous
post, which will also handle non-numeric item numbers is: =INDEX(A2:A8,MATCH(1,--(C2:C8=MAX((B2:B8=D1)*(C2:C8))),0)) Also an array formula - enter with ctl-shift-enter |
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