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    Second Max?

    Hi.

    So I've made a post that is a little similar to this post, but the question is another.

    Ok so I got this formula


    =IF(D2=MAX(D3:D22;10.

    Is there any way I can get it to give it 9 if it is the second highest(MAX).
    Someway like this
    =IF(D2=MAX(D3:D22;10.+IF=IF(D2=(second)MAX(D3:D22;9.

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    Re: Second Max?

    Quote Originally Posted by thomexcel View Post
    Hi.

    So I've made a post that is a little similar to this post, but the question is another.

    Ok so I got this formula


    =IF(D2=MAX(D3:D22;10.

    Is there any way I can get it to give it 9 if it is the second highest(MAX).
    Someway like this
    =IF(D2=MAX(D3:D22;10.+IF=IF(D2=(second)MAX(D3:D22;9.
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    Re: Second Max?

    Maybe use LARGE instead of MAX.
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    Re: Second Max?

    Quote Originally Posted by TMS View Post
    Maybe use LARGE instead of MAX.
    How? Can you please help me? Do you have an idea of formula that could help me?

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    Re: Second Max?

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    Thank you a lot

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    Re: Second Max?

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    I got another question.

    I wanna add that it should trigger this if d2 has to be bigger than 0,1. How can I do that

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    Re: Second Max?

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    Re: Second Max?

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