Hi, i am just trying to work out a formula that gives me 3 highest values from a range of data/values. It is probably simple but i can only think of MAX but that only gets me the highest. Anybody more advance? thanks for help.
thanks that is the thing. i have just tried it, one more thing. how do i link say the name of the scorer with the appropriate values. e.g let's say i want to have 3 winners out of 10 with the highest scored points, how do i keep the names of the winners with the 3 highest values? Thanks for this, you are just doing the work for me. reall appreciated. cheers
To get the 3 largest, and make it harder to screw up any of the formulas by accidentally overwriting one, you can select say the range D13, type =LARGE(B1:B30,{1;2;3}) and array enter using CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER, which will put in the top 3 values.
As for the names, if you would rather not have them be on the right hand side of the numbers, then you can leave them on the left but use the INDEX function instead. So, with your 3 large numbers in D13, Names in A1:A30 and list of numbers in B1:B30, in E1 say put:-
=INDEX($A$1:$A$30,MATCH(D1,$B$1:$B$30,0))
and copy down.
Regards
Ken...............
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that is great response, i love this site. I don't use it that often, but if i get stuck. i know where the help is. So much for the great Microsoft Help. ;o))
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