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How to get top 4 results from list to move to next item if it comes across a duplicate

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    Cool How to get top 4 results from list to move to next item if it comes across a duplicate

    Hello,

    I have been trying for hours to create a function/formula to help me, please help!

    I have a list of items with associated #'s of units with them, I am arranging into a top 4 list. I am trying to get the associated number of units in the top 4 list matched up with their item using a vlookup/offset/index/matches function and I can't seem to come up with one that will pull the associated item and place it in the cell next to the top 4. Each time the function that I put in their tries to lookup it stops at the first one it comes to. Example:

    Rice 2
    Beans 2


    On top four list:

    2 Rice
    2 Rice

    It won't go down to beans.....

    I attached a sheet for a better example, I can't sort the list above in any difference order.

    Thank you for any guidance!
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    Re: How to get top 4 results from list to move to next item if it comes across a duplicate

    see this link

    http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/find-nth.htm

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    Re: How to get top 4 results from list to move to next item if it comes across a duplicate

    Pl see the attached file with formula.
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    Wink Re: How to get top 4 results from list to move to next item if it comes across a duplicate

    OMG, it was the spreadsheet that blew it out of the park, I have no idea how you came up with that. I was able to copy paste and tweek the -3 to a -1 and it was perfect. Thank you so much, I will be sure to come on here more often and try to help out where I can as well. I really appreciate that response. Thank you again!

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