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Maximum number given criteria

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    Maximum number given criteria

    Dear All

    This is probably very simple for some of you, but I seem to have drawn a blank.

    I have the following table

    Name Student Year Group Task 1 Task 2 etc
    Student 1 Year 7 45% 77%
    Student 2 Year 8 25% 34%
    Student 3 Year 7 34% 90%

    I want a formula to pull out all year 7s and show the highest percentageachieved in Task 1. (In this case 45% but my list is huge). I will then do the same formula but for Year 8s etc.

    Please help. Thank you

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    Re: Maximum number given criteria

    In a cell put this formula =INDEX(MAX(Table1[Task1]);MATCH("Year 7";Table1[Year Group];0)).

    I hope this is what you want.

    Regards,
    Elio Fernandes
    Last edited by efernandes67; 06-23-2012 at 04:48 PM.

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    Re: Maximum number given criteria

    How about using a Pivot Table? See attached.

    Or, you can try this array formula

    {=MAX(IF($B$2:$B$4=$F2,$C$2:$C$4))}

    Excel Help_840523.xlsx
    Palmetto

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