Percentile of n most recent values

Fitzy22

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Hi,

Please see simplified minisheet of my data below.

I would like to calculate the 80th percentile of the most recent (i.e. dates in Column A) 24 values (i.e. values in Column C) for each site (i.e. x and y in Column B). Where there is no value for a particular date it means there is no value recorded and therefore needs to be ignored and doesn't from part of the percentile calculation. So only the 24 most recent "values" should be used.

I hope this adequately explains my requirements, but if there are any questions please ask.

Thanks in advance...

Percentile_calculation.xlsx
ABC
1DateSiteValue
225/12/2006x
321/12/2007x1
421/12/2007x2
518/11/2008x
618/11/2008x
728/11/2008y
828/11/2008y1
928/11/2008y2
1028/11/2008y
1128/11/2008y
1228/11/2008y
1328/11/2008x
1412/01/2009x
1512/01/2009x1
1612/01/2009y1
1712/01/2009y1
1812/01/2009y
1912/01/2009x
2012/01/2009y
2112/01/2009x
2212/01/2009y
2312/01/2009x
2417/01/2009x
2517/01/2009x2
2617/01/2009y
2717/01/2009y
2817/01/2009y
2917/01/2009x
301/01/2010x
311/01/2010x10
3215/02/2010x
3315/02/2010x
3415/02/2010y3
3518/02/2010x
3618/02/2010x
3718/02/2010x
3818/02/2010x
3918/02/2010x
4017/01/2011x4
419/03/2011x8
429/05/2011x3
437/03/2012x1
4426/02/2013x2
457/03/2013x1
461/03/2014x2.1
474/12/2014x3.4
484/12/2014y2.4
497/12/2014y1.2
507/12/2014y1.5
5114/12/2014x2
5214/12/2014x1.8
5329/12/2014x2.7
5416/01/2015x2.3
557/11/2015x
566/02/2016x2.3
5713/05/2016x3.2
5813/05/2016x2.5
5927/06/2016y1.1
6024/09/2016y1.4
6124/09/2016y1
6224/02/2017x1.1
633/03/2018x4.1
645/03/2018x9.1
655/03/2018x9
665/03/2018x7.8
676/03/2018x2.8
688/03/2018x5.3
698/03/2018x5.4
708/03/2018x3.3
719/03/2018x7.8
7224/02/2019x1.6
7324/02/2019x3.2
7431/03/2019y1.6
7531/03/2019y3.7
7625/01/2020y1.9
7727/01/2020x6.7
7827/01/2020x2.7
7927/01/2020x1.3
805/02/2020x4.6
818/03/2020y4.4
828/03/2020x0.8
8326/09/2020x1.6
8426/09/2020x2.2
8525/12/2020x1.7
8610/03/2021x14
8723/03/2021x1.4
8824/06/2021x2.4
8929/10/2021x4.2
9021/01/2022x7.5
9124/01/2022x12
9226/01/2022x2.2
Sheet1
 
Yes, I will do that @KRice. Thanks. I'm interested in how excel does this. I'll let you know the result either way.
 
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