I have a data base that containes 10 columns with over 5,000 rows.
The data base has aready been sorted (when I get it) by column # 1 which has the same 10 different names in column # 1.
What I am trying to do is to test data in column # 8 (i am looking for the MAX number for each of the 10 different names in column # 1). After I determine the MAX number in column # 8 for each of the 10 different names in column #1, then I want to copy the data in column # 3 and column # 4 on the row that has the MAX data which is in column # 8 and paste this data in another worksheet within the same file.
I need this for each of the 10 different names in column #1.
Is this possible in Excel without using VBA. If VBA is the only way to do this, please advise and I will start learning this function based on your response.
Desired outcome is as follows:
Name 1 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 2 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 3 fron col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 4 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 5 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 6 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 7 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 8 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 9 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 10 fron col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
The data base has aready been sorted (when I get it) by column # 1 which has the same 10 different names in column # 1.
What I am trying to do is to test data in column # 8 (i am looking for the MAX number for each of the 10 different names in column # 1). After I determine the MAX number in column # 8 for each of the 10 different names in column #1, then I want to copy the data in column # 3 and column # 4 on the row that has the MAX data which is in column # 8 and paste this data in another worksheet within the same file.
I need this for each of the 10 different names in column #1.
Is this possible in Excel without using VBA. If VBA is the only way to do this, please advise and I will start learning this function based on your response.
Desired outcome is as follows:
Name 1 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 2 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 3 fron col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 4 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 5 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 6 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 7 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 8 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 9 from col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4
Name 10 fron col 1 data from column # 3 data from column # 4