Match only those with maximum games

William53

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Hi All
I have the following challenge.
I want to only count the players that have played more than 'N' games (say 5 for this example) in my average calculations from the table.
PlayerAll MatchesInstat IndexAvg IndexMinsAvg MinsShotsPassesAvg Pass Pass Completion% Pass CompletionChallengesAvg ChallengesChallenges Won% Challenges Won
Laws715712246399125027246893%75113952%
Wootton818242287739725166547692%5373362%
Payne715002145978513434929987%5483361%
Sutton818752347739755136445488%127166854%
Piscopo499024834085111664214487%54141324%
Rufer613932324978323606032089%87155260%
Lewis7159722864993145908452489%68103653%
Sotirio7150221555179191502111879%88132731%
Sandoval8181922769287223294125878%102133332%
Ball7158822763491171692414284%83123542%
Waine362320824080647163779%2791141%
Pennington24352181799041608014289%33171752%
Hooper11981989595224242083%99333%
McGarry12142146868151514486%1010770%
Fenton23992001959821326611386%31161445%
Surman1221221100100089898697%77343%
Old11941948989037373389%99333%





The formula below gives me the result from the whole table.

A League Scott Performance.xlsx
OP
32Avg Instat IndexPiscopo
33% Pass CompletionSurman
34% Challenges WonMcGarry
35Avg PassSurman
36Avg ChallengesPennington
All Players
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
P32P32=INDEX(TeamStats[Player],MATCH(MAX(TeamStats[Avg Index]),TeamStats[Avg Index],0))
P33P33=INDEX(TeamStats[Player],MATCH(MAX(TeamStats[% Pass Completion]),TeamStats[% Pass Completion],0))
P34P34=INDEX(TeamStats[Player],MATCH(MAX(TeamStats[% Challenges Won]),TeamStats[% Challenges Won],0))
P35P35=INDEX(TeamStats[Player],MATCH(MAX(TeamStats[[Avg Pass ]]),TeamStats[[Avg Pass ]],0))
P36P36=INDEX(TeamStats[Player],MATCH(MAX(TeamStats[Avg Challenges]),TeamStats[Avg Challenges],0))



What do I need to add to the formula so that it only works out the max for players who have played more than 5 games?

Many thanks
 

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20Avg Instat IndexSutton
21% Pass CompletionLaws
22% Challenges WonWootton
23Avg PassLewis
24Avg ChallengesSutton
Main
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
P20P20=INDEX(SORT(FILTER(TeamStats,TeamStats[All Matches]>5),4,-1),1,1)
P21P21=INDEX(SORT(FILTER(TeamStats,TeamStats[All Matches]>5),11,-1),1,1)
P22P22=INDEX(SORT(FILTER(TeamStats,TeamStats[All Matches]>5),15,-1),1,1)
P23P23=INDEX(SORT(FILTER(TeamStats,TeamStats[All Matches]>5),9,-1),1,1)
P24P24=INDEX(SORT(FILTER(TeamStats,TeamStats[All Matches]>5),13,-1),1,1)
 
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Solution
Thank you very much Fluff, appreciated, will study the formula to understand it but works perfectly.
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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