LARGE IF AND Formula

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Looking to populate the ID with the largest nth Value in L15 :P15 based on the following conditions.

Date is 10/17
location is North

=INDEX(A:A,MATCH(LARGE(IF(AND(D:D=L13,B:B=K15),C:C),1),C:C,0))
formula does not work, looking for the appropriate formula

Copy of Book1.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
1IDLocation Value Date
2CA-01North$ 6,940.0010-Oct
3CA-02North$ 466.0017-Oct
4CA-03South$ 46,464.0010-Oct
5CA-04North$ 335,647.0010-Oct
6CA-05South$ 799,930.0017-Oct
7CA-06South$ 30,506.0010-Oct
8CA-07South$ 746,435.0010-Oct
9CA-08South$ 56,777.0010-Oct
10CA-09South$ 503.0017-Oct
11CA-10South$ 353,567.0010-Oct
12CA-11North$ 474,367.0017-Oct
13CA-12North$ 5,754,332.0010-Oct17-Oct
14CA-13South$ 6,267.0017-Oct12345
15CA-14North$ 353,577.0017-OctNorth#N/A#NUM!#NUM!#NUM!#NUM!
16CA-15South$ 10,292.0010-OctSouth
17CA-16North$ 2,030,405.0010-Oct
18CA-17South$ 24,677,788.0010-Oct
19CA-18North$ 35,353,536.0017-Oct
20CA-19South$ 464.0018-Oct
21CA-20North$ 2,403,030.0010-Oct
22CA-21South$ 30,405.0011-Oct
23CA-22South$ 30,530.0010-Oct
24CA-23South$ 22,020.0010-Oct
25CA-24North$ 10,202.0010-Oct
26CA-25North$ 102,045.0017-Oct
27CA-26South$ 35,040,406.0017-Oct
28CA-27North$ 30,340.0017-Oct
29CA-28South$ 34,030.0017-Oct
30CA-29North$ 450,606.0010-Oct
31CA-30South$ 4.0017-Oct
32CA-31North$ 4,357.0018-Oct
33CA-32South$ 867,564.0017-Oct
34CA-33North$ 4,657.009-Oct
35CA-34North$ 243,546.0010-Oct
36CA-35North$ 87,586.0010-Oct
37CA-36South$ 689,965.0011-Oct
38CA-37North$ 4,656,588.0010-Oct
39CA-38South$ 578,585.0011-Oct
40CA-39South$ 5,754,342.0017-Oct
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L15:P15L15=INDEX($A:$A,MATCH(LARGE(IF(AND($D:$D=$L$13,$B:$B=$K$15),$C:$C),L14),$C:$C,0))
Named Ranges
NameRefers ToCells
_FilterDatabase=Sheet1!$A$1:$D$44L15:P15
 

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The AND() will collapse your two vectors to a single value (unless you apply it BYROW).

Try L15: =INDEX($A:$A,MATCH(LARGE(IF(($D:$D=$L$13)*($B:$B=$K15),$C:$C),L$14),$C:$C,0))

Or you could replace L15: P15 with L15:=TRANSPOSE(TAKE(SORT(FILTER(A$2:C$40,(B$2:B$40=K15)*(D$2:D$40=L$13)),3,-1),5,1))
 
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