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Spreadsheet formula: Dynamic sorting of top 5 value in an array
I might be tired or clueless but I can't figure out why my formula is failing in not finding a value match.
I have 3 columns:
(A) is the position (1 - 5)
(B) lists the name of one of the top 5
Formula:
=ArrayFormula(INDEX(A$26:A$175,MATCH(C2,(Round($D$26:$D$175)+ROW($D$26:$D$175)/10000),0)))
(C) is the top 5 values picked from the data. The top five is calculated with the formula: =TRUNC(ArrayFormula((LARGE((Round($D$26:$D$175,2)+ROW($D$26:$D$175)/10000),A2))),2)
The data is in the lower rows of A21:A and D21:D
I'm using Google Sheets, but it shouldn't greatly differ from an Excel solution. I think "ArrayFormula" might be the only difference.
Here is the test sheet (feel free to edit it):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/191QC7RkTOjPpIPWttTFQYHrkYrNZ79x54O7eXbCpIAA/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you so much for your help.
I have 3 columns:
(A) is the position (1 - 5)
(B) lists the name of one of the top 5
Formula:
=ArrayFormula(INDEX(A$26:A$175,MATCH(C2,(Round($D$26:$D$175)+ROW($D$26:$D$175)/10000),0)))
(C) is the top 5 values picked from the data. The top five is calculated with the formula: =TRUNC(ArrayFormula((LARGE((Round($D$26:$D$175,2)+ROW($D$26:$D$175)/10000),A2))),2)
The data is in the lower rows of A21:A and D21:D
I'm using Google Sheets, but it shouldn't greatly differ from an Excel solution. I think "ArrayFormula" might be the only difference.
Here is the test sheet (feel free to edit it):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/191QC7RkTOjPpIPWttTFQYHrkYrNZ79x54O7eXbCpIAA/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you so much for your help.
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Thanks again, Norie.
I have a follow-up question if you're available.
I want to also want to automatically provide the current week stats. Using your formula, I can manually do this with:
=QUERY(A20:J170, "SELECT A, (I+J) ORDER BY (I+J) desc LIMIt 5")
Where (I+J) is update each week. But I am wondering if this can be automatically updated so that each week the query is reading the current week's columns?
If you are able to assist, I have created a new EE question so that you can get proper credit.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29218219/Calculating-top-5-weekly-stats-automatically.html#questionAdd
I have a follow-up question if you're available.
I want to also want to automatically provide the current week stats. Using your formula, I can manually do this with:
=QUERY(A20:J170, "SELECT A, (I+J) ORDER BY (I+J) desc LIMIt 5")
Where (I+J) is update each week. But I am wondering if this can be automatically updated so that each week the query is reading the current week's columns?
If you are able to assist, I have created a new EE question so that you can get proper credit.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29218219/Calculating-top-5-weekly-stats-automatically.html#questionAdd
ASKER
Thank you so much. Your solution is so much more elegant than mine. :)