Index/Match Formula to Find Top and Bottom

FMiller

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I am having some issues where I have a pivot table that I want to use the index/match function to pull top and bottom information, by team For the below example, I am trying to figure out how to Rank by team without having to use a filter. I would have a static list on one worksheet with all the teams and want to reference the pivot to find out the top players by team for % Gain from LY. The % Gain from LY is a calculated field outside of the pivot table and cannot be done within the pivot due to data restraints.

PLAYERTEAMYDS% Gain From LY
Julio Jones, WRATL1,87160%
Antonio Brown, WRPIT1,83457%
DeAndre Hopkins, WRHOU1,5212%
Brandon Marshall, WRNYJ1,50262%
Odell Beckham Jr., WRNYG1,45030%
Allen Robinson, WRJAX1,40063%
Demaryius Thomas, WRDEN1,30436%
A.J. Green, WRCIN1,29755%
Larry Fitzgerald, WRARI1,21583%
Calvin Johnson, WRDET1,21435%
Mike Evans, WRTB1,20698%
Rob Gronkowski, TENE1,17611%
Jarvis Landry, WRMIA1,1577%
Brandin Cooks, WRNO1,13874%
Emmanuel Sanders, WRDEN1,13553%
T.Y. Hilton, WRIND1,12465%
Greg Olsen, TECAR1,10452%
Delanie Walker, TETEN1,08881%
Jeremy Maclin, WRKC1,08813%
Amari Cooper, WROAK1,07018%
Doug Baldwin, WRSEA1,06945%
Sammy Watkins, WRBUF1,04712%
Gary Barnidge, TECLE1,04378%
Allen Hurns, WRJAX1,03175%
Eric Decker, WRNYJ1,02780%
John Brown, WRARI1,00372%
Jordan Matthews, WRPHI99750%
Willie Snead, WRNO9845%
Travis Benjamin, WRCLE96632%
Jordan Reed, TEWSH95293%
Kamar Aiken, WRBAL94425%
Michael Crabtree, WROAK92289%
James Jones, WRGB89011%
Travis Kelce, TEKC8756%
Zach Ertz, TEPHI85384%
Michael Floyd, WRARI84941%
Terrance Williams, WRDAL84095%
Randall Cobb, WRGB82978%
Benjamin Watson, TENO82529%
Marvin Jones, WRCIN81666%

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If you want to get the max "% Gain from LY" use the below formula
=INDEX($C$4:$C$43,MATCH(MAX($F$4:$F$43),$F$4:$F$43,0))

And below for minimum value

=INDEX($C$4:$C$43,MATCH(MAX($F$4:$F$43),$F$4:$F$43,0))

Here definitely C4:C43 is the range of names and F4:F43 is the column showing "% gain" values.
 
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