Minimum value of the Top 10%

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Hello Folks,
I need a formula to the display the minimum value after a calculation of the top 10% of a range of values.
Thanks!!
 

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Perhaps this:
Test Sheet Summary.xlsx
AB
13294
281
380
469
542
649
781
814
930
108
1187
127
1321
1496
1574
1663
176
1819
1960
2038
2166
224
2371
2422
2533
2614
2765
28100
2985
3015
3183
324
3360
3456
352
3647
3779
3896
3912
4046
41100
4279
4365
447
4515
4668
4794
4887
4975
5050
5119
5296
5393
5430
5557
5681
5767
5896
5973
6088
6120
6291
6311
6423
6574
6698
6796
6830
6912
7068
7141
7223
7322
7457
7518
7677
7762
7840
7937
8053
8118
8267
837
8433
8537
8633
8733
8858
8926
9032
9193
9295
9342
9477
9535
9632
9735
9859
9954
10084
Summary
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1B1=MIN(CHOOSEROWS(SORT(A1:A100,1,-1),SEQUENCE(10,,1,1)))
 
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Sorry, slight adjustment to account for variable sized ranges:
Excel Formula:
=MIN(CHOOSEROWS(SORT(A:A,1,-1),SEQUENCE(COUNTA(A:A)/10,1,1,1)))

Although, I might suggest setting the range from row 2 to reasonably large enough to cover most, or all, sizes you might encounter if your data includes headers. ie: A2:1000 if your data won't ever be larger than 1000 rows.
 
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Maybe this formula (set the range to the rng variable)...
Excel Formula:
=LET(rng,A1:A100,MIN(TAKE(SORT(rng,,-1),0.1*COUNT(rng))))
 
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Sorry, slight adjustment to account for variable sized ranges:
Excel Formula:
=MIN(CHOOSEROWS(SORT(A:A,1,-1),SEQUENCE(COUNTA(A:A)/10,1,1,1)))

Although, I might suggest setting the range from row 2 to reasonably large enough to cover most, or all, sizes you might encounter if your data includes headers. ie: A2:1000 if your data won't ever be larger than 1000 rows.
Work great. Thanks!
 
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