thank you for your quick reply. I think I follow what your formula is doing and I sorta got it to work but it would only return
#NA , I figured that was possibly because it did not have the conditional IF statements in it as well. so I added the IF statements but I get syntax error with it
{=INDEX('2H Pipeline'!A2:R150,MATCH(LARGE(IF('2H Pipeline'!E:E,=U2,IF('2H Pipeline'!B:B=L5,('2H Pipeline'!R:R,1),'2H Pipeline'!C:C,)))),L4-1)}
the goal is
index the entire pipeline sheet
if the user = U2 (column E from the pipeline sheet)
if the status =L5 (column B from the pipeline sheet)
find the largest value in the UID list (column R)
return the value in the TCV column from that same row (column C)
the L4-1 is there to parse through each record that meet the given criteria (the is a COUNTIF formula in L4 that is doing a sum of all records that meet the user / status criteria
here is a sample of the formula that works using only LARGE, the issue with LARGE is it is using the TCV field and that is not always unique
=IFERROR(LARGE(IF('2H Pipeline'!E:E=U2,IF('2H Pipeline'!B:B=L5,'2H Pipeline'!C:C)),L4-1),"")
I am not sure how to post the table like you have to show you a sample of the data from the pipeline sheet but here it is in txt format
Customer = Column A
Odds (%) = Column B
TCV = Column C
Forecast Date =Column D
Owner =Column E
Digital / CSE =Column F
Description = Column G
Type =Column H
SC Number =Column I
Opportunity Tower =Column J
Owner Column =Column K
Service Contract # Column L
Start Date Column =Column M
End Date =Column N
Active =Column O
Link =Column P
SC # =Column Q
UID =Column R
Customer name Stretch $200,000.00 19-Aug-19 User name User assist Deal detail Channel SC Link Tower Market Segment Number Start End Yes Link F4-YD94FLR# 202,170.00