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    Ranking criteria

    how can i select top two & bottom two values out of 13 values with a conditioned (value should be greater than or less than 0), in other words if any value is equal to zero, formula should disregard that value.

    The 13 values are generated by automated drop down list, so each time if i change parameters from drop down list option it gives 13 different values

    for example for top one if can use =Maxa(......)

    INDEX Q2-YEAR 1
    1 1,074,413
    2 1,702,710
    3 1,043,185
    4 766,903
    5 1,038,176
    6 837,402
    7 986,306
    8 1,928,851
    9 1,452,903
    10 1,935,202
    11 963,209
    12 -
    13 -

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    Re: Ranking criteria

    You can use SMALL and LARGE to select these values.

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    Re: Ranking criteria

    Thanks Man, Bravo

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