index-match formula produces duplicates from SUMIFS data

BSWJON

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  1. 365
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Hi Folks,

I have the following conundrum which I could use your help with please!

  1. titles in column G are duplicated as the values in column H are the same. The second value in column G should be R2 routine saw change.
  2. I can't use the various online tips such as assigning random numbers to the dataset and looking those up instead, as the dataset is produced using a SUMIFS formula which adds values with like categories in another table.
See snips:

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This is from the 'data' tab:

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Any help will be greatly appreciated :)

Jon
 
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It says 365, however I thought 365 was the online version. In any case, it is the desktop version on windows 10.

WHich portion of the data would be most useful for solving this issue?

Thanks for your help :)
 
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Ok, if you remove the formulae in G21:H25 & put this in G21
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(FILTER(SORT(A3:C200,3,-1),{1,0,1}),SEQUENCE(5),{1,2})
 
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Ok, if you remove the formulae in G21:H25 & put this in G21
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(FILTER(SORT(A3:C200,3,-1),{1,0,1}),SEQUENCE(5),{1,2})
Thank you for this- this works perfectly for the weekly range.

If I copy the formula into G13, and change the formula to use column number 1, it spills into column H.:

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Any further ideas?

XL2BB:

Downtime Input- Rosens.xlsm
BCDEFGHI
1May-2131/05/20212021
2MonthlyWeekly Yearly
3255.0040.00295.00Yearly
420.000.0020.00AreaAmountPercentage
5150.000.00150.00R2 Machine Setup485.0018.14%
6210.0075.00285.00R2 Cleaning365.0013.66%
790.000.0090.00R1 Cleaning295.0011.04%
828.0040.0068.00R1 Machine Setup285.0010.66%
960.000.0060.00R2 Out of Routine Saw Change190.007.11%
10125.000.00125.00
110.000.000.00Monthly May
120.0030.0030.00AreaAmountPercentage
13200.00165.00365.00R2 CleaningR2 Cleaning#VALUE!
1480.0055.00135.00R2 Machine SetupR2 Machine Setup#VALUE!
1535.000.0035.00R2 Routine Saw ChangeR2 Routine Saw Change#VALUE!
16395.0090.00485.00R1 Machine SetupR1 Machine Setup#VALUE!
1765.000.0065.00R2 Clear RejectsR2 Clear Rejects#VALUE!
Graphs & Top 5
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B3:B17B3=SUMIFS(Data!C:C,Data!H:H,'Graphs & Top 5'!B$1,Data!B:B,'Graphs & Top 5'!A3)
C3:C17C3=SUMIFS(Data!C:C,Data!I:I,'Graphs & Top 5'!C$1,Data!B:B,'Graphs & Top 5'!A3)
D3:D17D3=SUMIFS(Data!C:C,Data!J:J,'Graphs & Top 5'!D$1,Data!B:B,'Graphs & Top 5'!A3)
G5:G9G5=INDEX($A:$A,MATCH(H5,$D:$D,0))
H5H5=LARGE($D$3:$D$200,1)
I5:I9I5=H5/SUM($D$3:$D$200)
H6H6=LARGE($D$3:$D$200,2)
H7H7=LARGE($D$3:$D$200,3)
H8H8=LARGE($D$3:$D$200,4)
H9H9=LARGE($D$3:$D$200,5)
I11I11=B1
G13:H17G13=INDEX(FILTER(SORT(A3:C200,3,-1),{1,0,1}),SEQUENCE(5),{1,1})
I13:I17I13=H13/SUM($B$3:$B$200)
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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For monthly use
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(SORT(A3:B200,2,-1),SEQUENCE(5),{1,2})
 
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Amazing, thanks for this. DIdn't think there was going to be a way to do this but you've proven me wrong.

Thanks again :)
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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