Percentile with multiple conditions

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How can you use the percentile function with two conditions? I need to find let say the 90th percentile of test scores for Male students from the state of New York.
 

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Assuming that Column A contains the gender, such as Male, Column B contains the state, such as New York, and Column C contains the test scores, try...

=PERCENTILE(IF(A1:A10="Male",IF(B1:B10="New York",IF(C1:C10<>"",C1:C10))),0.9)

...confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER, not just ENTER. Adjust the range accordingly.

Hope this helps!
 
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Thanks Domenic! I was messing around with Sumproduct but couldn't get it work. This one is perfect!
 
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