Filtering Top 20 by Value with Criteria

bwheat76

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Since I am currently working on this project at work, I cannot post the data on this forum but I will try my best to explain the problem.

I am looking to pull the top 20 dollar amounts from a range, based on an additional criterion. For example, one field contains either of two possible variables: "Include" and "Exclude". I am looking to pull in the top 20 dollar amounts that are listed as "Include." I have tried using the { = LARGE(IF(... } method as referenced on other threads (large(if method source), however this returns an "N/A" error. I am thinking of using a MAXIFS formula to 1) return the next highest value from the value already calculated one row above, and 2) reference only those entries that contain an "include" variable.

This is what I have so far... = MAXIFS(dollar_amount, region, "include", dollar_amount, "<G7") ** where G7 is the cell above the cell I am calculating. This returns a value of 0 for all results.

Any idea how I can rework my formula or develop a new formula to draw the top dollar amounts using this criteria without using the LARGE(IF( method?

Thanks!!!
 

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Your formula should be
Excel Formula:
= MAXIFS(dollar_amount, region, "include", dollar_amount, "<"&G7)
 
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Wow, thank you for the rapid response. That worked perfectly. I'll update my account now, but I am using Version 2108.

I can see why you have earned the "MrExcel MVP" title!
 
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