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Thanks Sloth.
Your formula for finding the Top 3 largest revenue amounts per Cust ID works fine. However, finding the same Prod ID label associated w/ each of the Top 3 revenue amounts per Cust ID does not. It works in this simplified example, but not in a dataset of 40,000+ rows (and I think you allude to this in your reply). Somehow, I think I need a formula that finds the row where the Top N revenue amount and correct Cust ID occurs (using LARGE function from column C), and then gets the corresponding Product ID related to the Row# that was captured. Thanks again for your efforts, "Sloth" wrote: This is the closest I can get. The only restriction is the revenue must be unique for that id number. I can't figure a way around it because the match finds the first value in a list, and lookup functions need to be sorted. With that being said here is my solution. I used Book1 and Book2. It keeps the formulas from getting to big. Customer ID's are numbers with a custom number format of 000000 ProductID's are text format as text In C2 of Book1 use this formula to get the largest revenue for the ID number =LARGE(([Book2.xls]Sheet1!$A$2:$A$7=$A2)*([Book2.xls]Sheet1!$C$2:$C$7),1) In B2 of Book1 use this formula to get the matching product ID number for the revenue =IF(C2<0,INDIRECT("Sheet2!B"&1+MATCH(C2,([Book2.xls]Sheet1!$A$2:$A$7=$A2)*([Book2.xls]Sheet1!$C$2:$C$7),0)),"") Both formulas are array formulas, which means you have to enter them by pressing ctrl+shift+enter Then, copy across but change E2 and G2 to look like this (respectively) =LARGE(([Book2.xls]Sheet1!$A$2:$A$7=$A2)*([Book2.xls]Sheet1!$C$2:$C$7),2) =LARGE(([Book2.xls]Sheet1!$A$2:$A$7=$A2)*([Book2.xls]Sheet1!$C$2:$C$7),3) Then, copy down and you should get the aproppiate results. Hope this helps, and sorry I couldn't get a perfect solution. "Roddd" wrote: In workbook A, I have a unique list of customer IDs in column A: Cust ID 1 000011 2 000012 3 000013 4 000014 5 000015 In workbook B, I have a bunch of product / revenue information related to each customer. Each customer may have multiple rows of data on this workbook, but each row would be a unique Cust & Prod ID combination: Cust ID Prod ID Revenue 1 000013 ABC123 1,000 2 000011 ABC987 10,000 3 000014 ABC234 5,000 4 000014 ABC345 15,000 5 000011 ABC789 9,000 6 000014 ABC567 20,000 Back in Workbook A, I would like to populate columns B - G with the Top 3 revenue generating products and their associated revenue: Cust ID TProd1 TRev1 TProd2 TRev2 TProd3 TRev3 1 000011 ABC987 10,000 ABC789 9,000 2 000012 3 000013 ABC123 1,000 4 000014 ABC567 20,000 ABC345 15,000 ABC234 5,000 5 000015 Any thoughts on getting this started? Thanks. |
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