MAXIF and return another column

redzhell

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Hi,

Please can somebody help?

The purpose is to get the Max of column C for each AssetID(column B) and then return whether it’s a Cross Arm or Pole but I’d need to returnall values for Poles and Cross Arm if the highest occurs more than once per AssetID.

So just for the below example, the Max is
4.20825744623599 which is true for both the L Pole and R Pole. How would I write the formula around my MAXIF so that it returns 'L Pole, R Pole'?
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I do have a spreadsheet I can attach but can't see a way of attaching it.





ABCD
10029396C<strike></strike>
<strike></strike>KPO-TMU-A0008<strike></strike>
<strike></strike>2.43650068130681<strike></strike>
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CROSS ARM

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10029396L

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KPO-TMU-A0008<strike></strike>
<strike></strike>4.20825744623599<strike></strike>
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L POLE

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10029396R

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KPO-TMU-A0008<strike></strike>
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4.20825744623599
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R POLE

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Excel Facts

How to find 2nd largest value in a column?
MAX finds the largest value. =LARGE(A:A,2) will find the second largest. =SMALL(A:A,3) will find the third smallest

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