Figure out offset to correct row

MetLife

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Hi,

I used a LARGE function to find the largest value in column "X" based on some conditions. It happens that the column "X" is a column of losses, but column "B" is the policy number for that loss.

So the LARGE function finds the largest loss but I also need to find the corresponding policy number.

2nd largest loss = LARGE(($X$14:$X$175000) * ($D$14:$D$175000=1)*($AD$14:$AD$175000=TRUE),2)

Is there a way to use MATCH() to get the offset, for column "B"?
 

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Are you trying to get the largest, or 2nd largest value from col X?
 
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The largest varies, so I was setting it to "$CU12" because I copied the LARGE function down and CU13=2, CU14=3,... etc...

= LARGE(($X$14:$X$175000) * ($D$14:$D$175000=1)*($AD$14:$AD$175000=TRUE),$CU12)

So I need an offset for each nth LARGEST value
 
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Ok how about
Excel Formula:
=TAKE(SORT(CHOOSECOLS(FILTER($B$14:$X$175000,($D$14:$D$175000=1)*($AD$14:$AD$175000=TRUE)),-1,1),1,-1),5)
This will return the 5 largest values from col X along with the value in col B. Change the 5 at the end to however many rows you want.
 
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Solution
Ok how about
Excel Formula:
=TAKE(SORT(CHOOSECOLS(FILTER($B$14:$X$175000,($D$14:$D$175000=1)*($AD$14:$AD$175000=TRUE)),-1,1),1,-1),5)
This will return the 5 largest values from col X along with the value in col B. Change the 5 at the end to however many rows you want.
I tried it but got a "SPILL!" error. Any ideas?
 
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Clear all cells below & to the right of the formula
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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