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Formula to Identify Winning Team by Team Name Over Different Days and Different Events
Hi All, Need help with this one. I'm trying to find the winning team that wins specific events on specific days based on LOWEST score. They should be identified by name (Team 1, Team 2, etc.. etc..) Example combination: Event 1, Day 1, Winner: Team 1. Zeros are considered did-not-qualify and should not be counted. It is possible to have ties but I'm not sure how to address this. In the sample size below I show 4 teams, however there are upwards of 20 teams and over 40 events over the course of the year. Each event is 3 days and each team's score must be counted separately, I cannot simply add the 3 days together to produce a value. Any help would be greatly appreciated ! Thanks.Solved982Views0likes4CommentsCreating a List from Another List using Criteria: Y/N
Hello All, Asking for some help please. Below I have a list example. My list is 150 PNs long. I need to create a list on another sheet in the same file which only shows PNs which have been validated with a "Y". Keep in mind column "PN" is column A whereas column "Valid (Y/N) is all the way in column BB. PN Valid (Y/N) 123 N 456 Y ABC N DEF Y HIG Y 789 Y BHI N 321 N Any help would be greatly appreciated !Solved1KViews0likes2CommentsHelp Request - IF - Duplicate Values Present, Identify Dates Within 2 Days As Invalid
Hi All, Not sure if this is possible. Been a head scratcher for me for a while now. I'm working with Part Number based data. Each part number is serialized. Data point has an associated date with it and a cost. I need a formula in a cell which will take the largest value and ignores the lowest value when duplicate values are identified ONLY when those duplicates fall with 1-4 days of each other. This stipulates a system error, anything outside the 5 days is a valid data point. Example: In the below example, the sum should exclude the 500 so that cell should be 0 because the bottom entry is 4500 and is the largest of the two within the 1-4 day range. PN SN DATE COST 12345 ABCD 1/16/2022 5000 12345 ABCD 7/22/2022 500 12345 ABCD 7/20/2022 4500Solved2.3KViews0likes5CommentsIssues Merging Two IF(AND) Formulas Together
Trying to a formula I have in two separate columns to function correctly under one column. Been trying for about an hour but haven't managed to figure it out. Formulas below: Column1: =IF(OR(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Spare",K4)),ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Salvage",K4))),"Review","") Column2: =IF(AND(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("replace",K4)),I4<=0),"Review","") Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. THanks!769Views0likes2CommentsRe: VLOOKUP or MATCH - Need Unique Returns on Multiple Finds
Thank you Patrick. I think I'm almost there, when I try to replicate the actual sheet-level formula it doesn't mirror what you have. I have the following appear: =REDUCE(Header,UNIQUE(Take(Dynamic,,1)),Analyze( Analyze is asking for input a,v example: Analyze(a,v). I cannot replicated the below (which you have): =REDUCE(Header,UNIQUE(TAKE(Dynamic,,1)),Analyze)3.1KViews0likes2CommentsVLOOKUP or MATCH - Need Unique Returns on Multiple Finds
Hello All, Need help on this one. Having issues. I'm trying to summarize a huge list of data. In this huge list of data I need to extract (summarize) extra ingredients used by work order number into one row for that particular workorder. The work orders are itemized by labor hours so they appear in column A multiple times. Some workorders have no extra ingredients. Here is the data I have: Column A Column B Workorder# Extra Ingredients 123 Seeds 456 789 Apple 963 852 Orange 741 Orange 741 Orange 963 123 Seeds 123 Sugar 852 456 Sugar 456 456 Sugar 789 741 Apple 741 Orange 741 CSyrup 741 Apple What I'm looking for is a formula that puts these values (in another tab) like this: Column A Column B Workorder Extra(s) 123 Seeds, Sugar 789 Apple 852 Orange 741 Orange, Apple, CSyrup 456 Sugar Work orders without any extra ingredients need not be shown in this list. The list is substantial, where maybe there are 100 unique work orders, you'll find those work order number upward in the thousands. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Solved3.4KViews0likes5Comments
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