Populate Text Based on Max Value
Hello,
I need a formula that will return the name of the vendor with the most votes for each user.
Thank you!
Best Answer
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Hi @Mallory McFall ,
I can't see your column names or row numbers so you'll need to adjust but try:
=JOIN(COLLECT(Vendor1:Vendor4, [John Smith]1:[John Smith]1, MAX([John Smith]1:[John Smith]4)),"-")
This assumes the column with you vendors is [Vendor] and Vendor 1 is in Row 1; Vendor 4 in Row 4. And, that the users name is the column name for them.
If more than 1 vendor has the most votes it will return them all with a"-" between the names.
Help at all?
Mark
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Answers
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Hi @Mallory McFall ,
I can't see your column names or row numbers so you'll need to adjust but try:
=JOIN(COLLECT(Vendor1:Vendor4, [John Smith]1:[John Smith]1, MAX([John Smith]1:[John Smith]4)),"-")
This assumes the column with you vendors is [Vendor] and Vendor 1 is in Row 1; Vendor 4 in Row 4. And, that the users name is the column name for them.
If more than 1 vendor has the most votes it will return them all with a"-" between the names.
Help at all?
Mark
I'm grateful for your "Vote Up" or "Insightful". Thank you for contributing to the Community.
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All of your assumptions were correct! I modified the view for privacy purposes. Thank you so much for your help!
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Happy to help. Thanks for using the Community.
Be Well,
Mark
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