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Find the nth largest or smallest value - Google Sheets Tutorial
From the course: Google Sheets: Advanced Formulas and Functions
Find the nth largest or smallest value
- [Instructor] Business questions often revolve around identifying high or low values. For example, how much you make from your third largest customer or the second shortest delivery time for a shipment. In this movie, I will show you how to identify those types of values in a dataset. This worksheet contains a column of sales values in column A and what I'd like to do is find the third largest value and the second smallest value. To do that, I can use the large and small functions. For the third largest value, I'll click in cell D2, type an equals sign and then use the function large, l-a-r-g-e, left parentheses. Now I need to identify my data range and then the number of the item I want to identify. So I'll click cells A2 through A12 to select them, then a comma. I'm looking for the third largest, so I'll type three, right parentheses and enter, and I get the value of 7,460. So I have 7,478, 7,465 and 7,460 is my third largest value. So that's correct. Now let's do the same thing…
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Find the nth largest or smallest value1m 56s
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Identify the smallest and largest values3m 49s
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Rank values in a range4m 32s
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Calculate distribution statistics3m 16s
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Calculate values in the normal distribution8m 13s
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Represent data using a mean of zero and standard deviation of one3m 26s
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