Finding Current AND Longest Winning Streak based on TWO Criteria

[SnKeaK]

Status	Bookmaker	Rating
Win	Nitrogen Sports	Pick of the Day
Loss	Nitrogen Sports	Regular
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Day
Loss	TRP Special	Pick of the Night
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Day
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Night

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Alright, So I am trying to find the current Win Streak for "Pick of the Day". n this example it'd be 3 because Column A = Win AND Column C = Pick of the Day. However if you look for the current streak of Pick of the Night, it'd only be 1. I need formula to find Current and another formula to find Longest streak given two criteria...Criteria being Column A = Win and Column C = Pick of the Day(for this example)

I figure I'd have to use MAX and Frequency combo but I can't figure out how to incorporate them based on if two criteria are met. Thanks.

 

[Marcelo Branco]

Maybe...

=MAX(FREQUENCY(IF(A2:A7="Win",IF(C2:C7="Pick of the Day",ROW(A2:A7))),IF(A2:A7="Win",IF(C2:C7<>"Pick of the Day",ROW(A2:A7)))))
Ctrl+Shift+Enter

M.

 

[SnKeaK]

Just tested this out...That did it for the Longest Streak! Thank you! Could you try current streak as well?

 

[Marcelo Branco]

What is the current streak? Not clear for me. Examples...

M.

 

[SnKeaK]

Let's use the Pick of the Night as the example for this one. We'd be checking both columns - Column A for Win or Loss and Column C for "Pick of the Night". In the below example the current streak would be 0 due to Pick of the Night losing... (After typing this I realize why you needed more clarification, their was definitely more to it than I previously asked)

Win	Nitrogen Sports	Pick of the Day
Loss	Nitrogen Sports	Regular
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Day
Loss	TRP Special	Pick of the Night
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Day
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Night
Loss	TRP Special	Pick of the Night
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Night
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Night
Win	TRP Special	Pick of the Night
Loss	TRP Special	Pick of the Night

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[Marcelo Branco]

Maybe something like this

	A​	B​	C​	D​	E​	F​	G​	H​	I​
1​	Win​	Nitrogen Sports​	Pick of the Day​		Criteria1​	Criteria2​	DataLastRow​	LastRow<>Criteria​	Result​
2​	Loss​	Nitrogen Sports​	Regular​		Win​	Pick of the Night​	13​	12​	1​
3​	Win​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Day​
4​	Loss​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Night​
5​	Win​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Day​
6​	Win​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Night​
7​	Loss​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Night​
8​	Win​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Night​
9​	Win​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Night​
10​	Win​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Night​
11​	Loss​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Night​
12​	Win​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Day​
13​	Win​	TRP Special​	Pick of the Night​
14​

Criteria in E2:F2

Formula in G2 (gets last row with data)
=MATCH(REPT("z",255),A:A)

Formula in H2 (gets last row doesn't match criteria)
=LOOKUP(2,1/(((A2:A100<>E2)+(C2:C100<>F2))*(A2:A100<>"")),ROW(A$2:A$100))

Formula in I2
=COUNTIFS(INDEX(A:A,G2):INDEX(A:A,H2),E2,INDEX(C:C,G2):INDEX(C:C,H2),F2)

M.

 

[Marcelo Branco]

If there are no blank cells in the middle of your data you can use a simpler formula in I2
=G2-H2

M.

 

[SnKeaK]

I don't know how to make that method work

 

[Marcelo Branco]

I don't know how to make that method work

I don't know what you mean.
Put the formulas in the proper cells and you see the result in cell I2.
Have you tried it?

M.

 

[SnKeaK]

In your example, If you change F2 to "Pick of the Day" ...I need the result to be 4 due to A1, A3, A5, and A12 all being winners AND being Pick of the Days... In your example, if you change F11 to Win, the result I'd be looking for is 5, due to Pick of the Night winning 5 times in a row