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What do mean by remove the lowest digit after 13 digits?
Is this an accurate representation where the cell value is = 12,345,678,910,111,212,978?
Hi,
We have competition over 19 evening, the best 12 counts. So if someone has been 13 times or more, the worst must automatically expire.
Gr. Jos
In this example, with every time a number is added, the highest 12 must remain.
Jos4841MC , in your sample I don't see "12 only", there are all results in the table.
Anyway, I don't have another solution but the one in the file attached to my previous post.
Thanks it works perfectly, is it possible that the position changes automatically according to the number of points someone gets. And it is also possible that if someone fails 12 times, they will no longer participate in the final ranking.
Thanks
I guess you any case do records for all 19, thus highest could be calculated in another column or row
as
=IFERROR(IF(LARGE($C$3:$C$21,ROW()-ROW($D$2))<LARGE($C$3:$C$21,MIN(12,COUNTA($C$3:$C$21))),0,LARGE($C$3:$C$21,ROW()-ROW($D$2))),0)In this example, with every time a number is added, the highest 12 must remain.
If your goal is actually remove the values which are below top12, that's with VBA programming.
If to ignore in calculations that could be done with formulas. To hide such values you may apply conditional formatting rule on the first place
with formula
=B2<LARGE($B2:$T2,12)and white on white formatting.
Totals in vertical
=IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT(LARGE($B2:$T2,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&MIN(12,COUNT($B2:$T2)))))),0)counting
=MIN(12,COUNTA($B2:$T2))minimum
=IFERROR(LARGE($B2:$T2,MIN(12,COUNTA($B2:$T2))),0)totals in horizontal
=SUMPRODUCT( (B$2:B$42>=$AJ$2:$AJ$42)*B$2:B$42)In attached file I kept your calculations and added above in parallel.
