Finding bottom minimum values

bbran19

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I use this formula to assign A,B,C,D to the highest value, next highest and so on in Column H based on a list as attached using column C and D as differentiators.

=IF($H2=MAX(($C$2:$C$299=$C2)*($D$2:$D$299=$D2)*($H$2:$H$299)),"A",IF(H2=LARGE(($D$2:$D$299=$D2)*($H$2:$H$299)*($C$2:$C$299=$C2),2),"B",IF(H2=LARGE(($D$2:$D$299=$D2)*($H$2:$H$299)*($C$2:$C$299=$C2),3),"C",IF(H2=LARGE(($D$2:$D$299=$D2)*($H$2:$H$299)*($C$2:$C$299=$C2),4),"D",""))))

But I can not for the life of me workout how to assign A,B,C,D to find the Lowest value, next lowest, and so on in another column.
 

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Is it possible to modify the formule to recognise two columns Track (column A) and Race Number (Column B) and then reference Column E to show A,B,C,D in Column F based on A being the highest value, B the next highest etc.
Sure ..

21 05 24.xlsm
ABCDEF
1TrackRACENoNameRatingPerf Stats
2Taree11Adamdeeant60.5 
3Taree12Bangalley Lad68.0 
4Taree13Neretva70.3D
5Taree14Sophie's Lass81.1C
6Taree15Bay Of Bengal116.7A
7Taree16Crowned Empress100.4B
8Taree18No Dreams All Hope46.5 
9Taree19Budawang30.0 
10Albury21Smuggler's Bay143.1A
11Albury22Native Leaf60.4D
12Albury23Redneck Princess81.7C
13Albury24Sunshine Moshe47.9 
14Albury25Kokomo Bliss54.5 
15Albury26Miss Elsie May82.9B
16Albury27Money In Mud45.3 
17Albury28On The Bell32.1 
18Albury211Master Knight33.7 
19Albury212Congenial Mistress26.6 
20Albury213All The Wine31.1 
21Albury33I'm The Business61.2D
22Albury34Dubai Centre57.9 
23Albury35Electric Storm53.3 
24Albury36Sizzling Cat88.7B
25Albury37Elope To Vegas91.4A
26Albury38Kentucky Dream67.5C
27Albury39The Chaplain52.7 
28Albury310Zoey Lass31.6 
29Albury311Cape Cluster31.9 
30Albury312Sun Master34.2 
31Albury313Georgian Court33.9 
ABCD
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F2:F31F2=MID("ABCD",MATCH(E2,SORT(FILTER(E$2:E$100,(A$2:A$100=A2)*(B$2:B$100=B2)),,-1),0),1)
 
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