OK let's assume you want to keep your FALSE separate ... let's use an adjacent cell - it will help based on the initial sample you provided anyway...
First if we assume per your latest formula that you don't have a header row then let's delete rows 1 & 2 from your sample file such that first row of data (3) becomes row 1
Your desired results can then use this index number to retrieve data
obviously it makes sense to store the MAX in a separate cell rather than repeatedly calling it... if you have lots of data it even makes sense to store the MATCH result in a dummy column
I think the key is that it's not the number of functions that are of primary concern rather it is the nature of functions - a handful of arrays can still be much slower than a significant number more non-array formulae combined.
EDIT: Apologies: revised approach to negate need for exact MATCH
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