How to check for value in a specific week column with duplicate name rows?

Ckl43

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Friends,

I come to you in the hopes of finding a solution to a problem I consider rather complex - at least given my level of competence...

As seen in the sheet, I have duplicate rows being names of work-packages, and columns being weeks. For each work-package, and in a prioritized order, I want to check what its status is, which is given by the "worst" status. Thus: if any row for a work-package contains "Bad", the status is "Bad". If "Bad" is not found, but "OK" exists, then it is "OK". If neither "Bad" nor "OK" is found, it should be "Good". I tried to exemplify this in the "Desired overview".

I have toyed around with xlookups based on index/match, and tried to convert the but I am truly out too deep for my level. Can someone please help me create a functional formula? THANK YOU!

I have a t
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is this what you need? i manually entered data into my workbook, so please change cell references in your own workbook.
240614练习.xlsx
ABCDEFGH
1Week 10Week 11Week 12Week 13Week 14Week 15
2AGoodBadBadBadBadGood
3ABadOKBadBadOKOK
4AGoodGoodGoodBadOKOK
5BGoodBadBadOKGoodOK
6BBadGoodBadOKBadGood
7
8
9Week 12
10ABadBad
11BBadBad
12
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E10:E11E10=LET(s,{"Bad";"OK";"Good"},XLOOKUP(0,0/FIND(s,CONCAT(IF((A$2:A$6=C10)*(B$1:G$1=D$9),B$2:G$6))),s))
 
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Hmm, I think in overview for D should be bad :

Book1
ABC
1Week 12
2Abad
3Abad
4Agood
5Bbad
6Bbad
7COK
8DOK
9Dbad
10Egood
11
12Week 12
13Abad
14Bbad
15COK
16Dbad
17Egood
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B13:B17B13=UNIQUE($A$2:$A$10)
C13:C17C13=CHOOSE(MAX(VLOOKUP(FILTER($B$2:$B$10,$A$2:$A$10=$B13),{"good",1;"OK",2;"bad",3},2,0)),"good","OK","bad")
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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