Problem with Index/Match using SMALL with duplicate values.

dragon6614

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Hello,
I am having trouble correcting this formula to generate the list of names properly.
I have a table called tbl_Delta and inside are many columns. For the purpose of this question, I am trying to return the data from the column [Player] based on the lowest 10 values in the column [Power].
The formula I am using is: =INDEX(Tbl_Delta[Player],MATCH(SMALL(Tbl_Delta[Power],ROWS($C$5:$C5)),Tbl_Delta[Power],0))

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The problem is I am getting the "MATCH" on the first instance of the "0" and not getting the second players name.
The table is in a sperate worksheet than this list FYI.
I have tried researching this but having trouble finding the fix. The 3rd and 4th row should be different players.


Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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James, thanks for the follow up, I tried this and I am still getting the same results as above.
I am pretty sure the problem has to do with the "MATCH" for the "0" in the example above. The match is simply finding the first instance and returning that.

Using the Control+Shift+Enter the formula turns to this but same results.
{=INDEX(Tbl_Delta[Player],MATCH(SMALL(Tbl_Delta[Power],ROWS($C$5:$C8)),Tbl_Delta[Power],0))}
In the table in their are 100 rows, 2 rows have "0" (zero) in the Power column but these are 2 different Players.
The match is looking for the "0" and returning the Player column value on the first match (Player1), this is happening for each row that is zero instead of returning (Player1) in the number 3 and then (Player2) in the number 4 spot from my screenshot above.
 
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Maybe something like this:
Note that in parts of the formula you will need to reference the actual cell(s) not table nomenclature for the formula to work.

Book2
ABCDEFG
1Player#PowerLowest 10Player#
26448,080-13484002
3152,238,568-46852022
4172,496,84801
5192,637,28804
6111,961,401110005
7162,485,1124480806
8182,536,90811762127
91014182528
1022(468,520)14483289
11122,089,972181946410
12101,819,464  
132(1,348,400)  
14511,000 
1591,448,328
1671,176,212
17142,180,392
18132,161,914
19202,646,460
2040
2181,418,252
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F2:F13F2=IF(ROWS($F$2:$F2)>10,"",SMALL(Table2[Power],ROWS($F$2:$F2)))
G2:G14G2=IF(F2="","",INDEX(Table2[Player'#],AGGREGATE(15,6,(ROW(Table2[Power])-ROW($D$2)+1)/(Table2[Power]=SMALL(Table2[Power],ROWS($F$2:$F2))),COUNTIF($F$2:F2,F2))))
 
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