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Kukaratza
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Mar 02, 2022

How to create a table that looks for a min and max value.

Hello all, 

I know basic Excel, but this is way beyond my knowledge. I have a table like this:

 

Test Case | IDExecution |  IDCSVRow | IDName | Value

8.4.2.100Delay limit802
8.4.2.100Iteration1
8.4.2.100Measure reporting delay58
8.4.2.100VerdictPass
8.4.2.101Delay limit802
8.4.2.101Iteration2
8.4.2.101Measure reporting delay48
8.4.2.101VerdictPass
8.4.2.102Delay limit802
8.4.2.102Iteration3
8.4.2.102Measure reporting delay45
8.4.2.102VerdictPass
8.4.2.103Delay limit802
8.4.2.103Iteration4
8.4.2.103Measure reporting delay62
8.4.2.103VerdictPass
8.4.2.104Delay limit802
8.4.2.104Iteration5
8.4.2.104Measure reporting delay56
8.4.2.104VerdictPass

 

And I need to create a table that looks for the lowest and highest value from the Measure reporting delay and create a table that looks like this.

 

IDExecution: 0

Row Labels                                                         Max Value | Min Value  

Delay limit802802
Iteration43
Measure reporting delay6245

 

This is what it needs to look at:

 

It needs to find the lowest "Measure reporting delay and add the iteration which is on the above line and the Delay limit (above the iteration).

 

Same process with the highest value for "Measure reporting delay".

 

All this it's one group of values/numbers assigned to "IDExecution" which in this case is 0, so the same process needs to happen if we have more IDExecutions. So find the lowest/highest value for IDExecution 0 and then for IDExecution 1... etc.

 

Hope this helps, and thank you in advance for your help. Really appreciated.

 

Thank you.

  • Kukaratza 

    This formula is in cell F26 in the attached example:

    =INDEX(E2:E21,MATCH(1,(B2:B21=D24)*(D2:D21=C28)*(E2:E21=F28),0)-2)

    This formula is in cell F27 in the attached example:

    =INDEX(E2:E21,MATCH(1,(B2:B21=D24)*(D2:D21=C28)*(E2:E21=F28),0)-1)

    In cells G26 and G27 in the above formulas F28 is replaced by G28.

     

     

    This formula is in cell F28 in the attached example:

    =LARGE(IF((B2:B21=D24)*(D2:D21=C28),E2:E21),1)

    In cell G28 in the above formula LARGE is replaced by SMALL.

     

    Enter the formulas with ctrl+shift+enter if you don't work with Office365 or 2021.

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