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Finding next highest number in a range

  1. 04-19-2013, 09:33 AM #1
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    Finding next highest number in a range

    I have range EF5:EF130
    I have formulas in place to find highest in section EF5:EF30, EF31:EF60 and EF61:EF90
    I need to be able to find the next highest number in EF5:EF130 that IS NOT the same as the above 3.

    Example:
    Points Awarded to all teams is in EF5:EF130
    Cell EE194 is highest points in section EF5:EF30
    Cell EE195 is highest points in section EF31:EF60
    Cell EE196 is highest points in section EF61:EF90
    Cell EE197 is next highest points in range EF5:EF130 but cannot be the same as the first three

    I'm stuck -- any help would be much appreciated.
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    Re: Finding next highest number in a range

    Hi cara13xxi,

    I need to be able to find the next highest number in EF5:EF130
    you can use Max function as =max(ef5:ef130), or I m missing something here.. is there any dynamic range issue? can u share a example workbook ? thanks.

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    Re: Finding next highest number in a range

    In cell EE197:
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