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![]() I have a worksheet that has a number of columns. I need to obtain the first 5 largest values in a particular column. I know I can use LARGE(range, k) to achieve it but it didn't work with large range say B2:B38500. |
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It should work, is there any merged rows within the range?
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There are no merged rows. In fact, I tried it for different ranges. It worked up to B2:B8000 but above this range say B2:B10000, it displayed "#Name" error
Last edited by sirkay; 02-23-2014 at 06:49 AM. Reason: It not I |
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I checked it with 100000 rows, works perfectly
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I have got it, there was a particular cell that contains the error "#Name?" message that prevented the Large function from picking all the values.
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