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Hello friends,
I believe that the solution to my problem lies in the writing of an array formula; but since my creativity with writing array formula is very limited I am posing the question to you. Here is the scenario: I have a spreadsheet with details on the rankings of students in a class. We have rankings every few months (thus several times in a year). Thus, column A is the name of the student. Column B is the date when the ranking was taken. Column C is the rank of the student on that given date. Since several such rankings are done in a year; we have in column A duplicates. What I want to do is to find out the ranking of each student during the last such ranking exercise. On a separate TAB, in column A, I have already the names of the students (thus unique values from column A). But now my requirement is to have on this tab a column B that gives the ranking of the student during the chronologically last exercise done for ranking. Can you tell me what formula to use. As I mentioned above, I feel that it is an array formula; taking all the rankings for the matching student; and finally I need to take a MAX on the date of the ranking. But obviously I am unable to think out the algortihm on my own. (BTW: if array formula is not the solution then please feel free to recommend alternative strategies). Lots of thanks in advance for your help. |
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