Duplicate Values

Peelercm

I have a function that’s returning the top 5 values. However when two or more lines have the same value, its only returning the first fty in the list. So as below, instead of returning APU002 as the second with 3 occurrences, it lists A2B001 a second time.

Formula used is =INDEX(COLLECT(Fty$1:Fty$5, Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, LARGE(Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, 1)), 1)

Peelercm

I figured it out and its ridiculously simple, naturally. I added a helper column with random decimals and a "helper + Occurrences" column. Then had the Top 5 Occurrences column pull "large()" from the Occurrences column, and had the Top 5 Fty column pull from the "helper + Occurrences" column.

Peelercm

Brent Wilson

Another way is to have a look at Genevieve P.'s solution with respect to Index Match

Index/Match with duplicate data

Michelle Fayed

Mar 1, 2021

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I have having difficulty with my formula. I am trying to create a formula that will decipher between the different name of data with the same usage numbers. You can see on my attached pictures that 3 stations have utilized our program 30 times, however, it only identifies the name of the first station rather than continuing down the list. I hope this explanation makes sense. I label one of the columns ACTUAL station # to show the name that should be listed there.

I could really use some formula help on how to fix this. Thank you in advance!

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Basically, it is having problems because both data have the same values how does it pick the winner?

=JOIN(COLLECT(Fty$1:Fty$5, Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, LARGE(Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, 1)), " / ")

=JOIN(COLLECT(Fty$1:Fty$5, Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, LARGE(Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, 2)), " / ")

=JOIN(COLLECT(Fty$1:Fty$5, Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, LARGE(Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, 3)), " / ")

=JOIN(COLLECT(Fty$1:Fty$5, Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, LARGE(Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, 4)), " / ")

=JOIN(COLLECT(Fty$1:Fty$5, Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, LARGE(Occurrences$1:Occurrences$5, 5)), " / ")

This will show you "A2B001 / APU002" for 3 and 24P001 / AK4003 for 1

If there are unique values they will be shown alone Ex.APU013