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    Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    I have 4 Coulms named NUMBER, OWNER NAME, DOG NAME, TIME, I want to show on a seperate sheet (MASTER), which NUMBER, OWNER NAME, DOG NAME, TIME, had the fastest time. Dont really know where to start!
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    Re: Fastest Dog!

    you could rank the dogs and extract based on ranking - But if all you need is min

    =IFERROR(INDEX(Sheet1!$D$2:$D$7, MATCH(0, COUNTIF($D1:D$1, Sheet1!$D$2:$D$7), 0)),"") - enter with control+shift+enter for an array formula
    should extract the time onto a new sheet

    but i would use rank only issue would be if two times are identical - what happens then

    i will produce an example

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    Re: Fastest Dog!

    Quote Originally Posted by etaf View Post
    you could rank the dogs and extract based on ranking - But if all you need is min

    =IFERROR(INDEX(Sheet1!$D$2:$D$7, MATCH(0, COUNTIF($D1:D$1, Sheet1!$D$2:$D$7), 0)),"") - enter with control+shift+enter for an array formula
    should extract the time onto a new sheet

    but i would use rank only issue would be if two times are identical - what happens then

    i will produce an example
    Your idea is better, unlikely that times will be the same as its done to 10ths of a second! Look forward to the example. Many thanks

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    Re: Fastest Dog!

    Perhaps first adapt your thread title per forum rules?

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    Re: Fastest Dog!

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    Re: Fastest Dog!

    i have made up the sheet and showed a ranking and now pulled all the data across to a new sheet
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    Re: Fastest Dog!

    Quote Originally Posted by etaf View Post
    i have made up the sheet and showed a ranking and now pulled all the data across to a new sheet
    Excellent, many thanks.

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    Re: Fastest Dog!

    @ dadrew, Im glad you got a solution to your question

    For future reference, (and you have been a member long enough to know this) please use thread titles that actually describe your problem

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    Re: Fastest Dog!

    How would I change this to transfer just the top three dogs across please?

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    Re: Fastest Dog!

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    i have an alternative and better way to provide the extract and the top 3
    But before I reply, would you comply to the admin requests please

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    Thank you

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    Done thanks

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    i would suggest you use a pivot table as that has a lot more flexibility and you can show the top X number

    I have taken the raw data file and insert table
    That now allows you to add more dogs and with a pivot table it will refresh the data (by clicking on the reset)

    you can then set the value to show - Bottom 3 values of time and then the pivot is immediately filtered, even on a refresh

    may be a much neater way of doing it , allowing for greater control and filtering

    see attached sheet pvt2 - which uses just the table of 4 columns

    PVT - uses the rank - but needs a lot more formula changes

    see what you think - i can answer any questions
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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    OK I like the PVT2 idea. I did find an issue that when I added a new record with a time of 00:00:03 and refreshed All the top record on PVT2 was blank and the new one came in on the next line!

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    i just added a few at it produces 4 if theres a tie and 3 if not - seems to work with a refresh

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    Humm I just added a line to Timing Number 15, Owner Dave Dog Storm Time 00:00:01. I did refresh data and on the PVT2 sheet I got:

    Number Owner Dog Sum of Time
    (blank) (blank) (blank)
    15 Dave Storm 00:00:01
    13 Ted lassie 00:00:02
    12 Wayne Snowy 00:00:02

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    isn't that correct ?

    Opss you mean the blank lines
    OK
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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    Not sure why you have a blank- have you missed a row on the table OUT

    anyway on the pivot table
    click on the arrow next the number on the pivot
    you should see a list and it will have blank in - so you untick blank

    But unless you have a blankk row in the table - it should not show

    actually clicking on the number and removing blank does not work - as it stops the filter for bottom 3
    so i used the owner and clicked on arrow and unticked blank
    then it worked ok

    you must have a blank row in the table somewhere
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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    I have no blanks in the table, but it happens whenever I add a record to the table

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    can you post the spreadsheet please > advanced> manage attachments > upload the file

    what version of excel

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    File attached, I have added one person a dog and a time
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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    you have clicked in the next row - see the blue line around the table and so the pivot sees that row as a blank and included - delete the row 17
    and when you add a name dont click down to the next row and leave a blank row - just stay in the row you enter data into

    that fixes it

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    Many thanks for your help

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    Re: Find the Fastest Times in a Sheet and Transfer all data to another sheet!

    your welcome

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