OK I have it working perfect now by remembering to Shift+Ctrl+Enter. Sorry for missing the obvious. That is an amazing couple of formulas! Thanks for taking the time to help!
Here is a note that may help: The unexpected result I'm getting is the value of BM34. I also get a #NUM! error when I copy this formula down in my actual application. When I copied your formula down in my demo table it worked great and changed dynamically.
Thanks Luke, that worked perfectly for the example I provided. My practical use is a bit mor complicated, but I'll fool with it on Monday and keep trying to adapt it.
I'm actually trying to search numbers in AR$23:AR$64 and return the corresponding name from BM$23:BM$64. My LARGE formulas...
I have a table with similar data to this...
50 Joe
50 Cindy
50 Janet
30 Jamaal
36 Anthony
24 Stephen
I want to return the 5 highest numbers in column A of the source table into column B of the results table. Then, return the corresponding name from column B of the source table into...