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Vicphuket
Nov 24, 2018Copper Contributor
EXcel SUMPRODUCT
=SUMPRODUCT((AGGREGATE(14,4,E2:Z2,ROW($1:$5)))/5) I have been using the above formula successfully to select the 5 largest numbers in a row of 35 numbers There are some 60 rows I now want to amend...
Detlef_Lewin
Dec 01, 2018Silver Contributor
=E2+COLUMN(E2)%%%>=AGGREGATE(14,6,$E2:$Z2+COLUMN($E2:$Z2)%%%,9)
SergeiBaklan
Dec 02, 2018Diamond Contributor
Great idea. And if color from left to right
=E2+(1/COLUMN(E2))%%%>=AGGREGATE(14,6,$E2:$Z2+(1/COLUMN($E2:$Z2))%%%,9)
- erol sinan zorluDec 03, 2018Iron Contributor
Can somebody explain me why we add column number divided by 100000 to the cell value?
- Detlef_LewinDec 03, 2018Silver Contributor
Hi
This construction creates unique values. No duplicates anymore.
- erol sinan zorluDec 04, 2018Iron Contributor
yes but comparison is done against the largest 9th number. so basically you do not need a unique number.