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Max & Min For team Name by Sum Total Points

Hany ali

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Hi my Dear i Want Your Help to get the name of Team whose have max and Min sum Points from column A & B AS you see in photo
 

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thanks for you mr.
rahulshewale1 for feedback
this Points from max Total Points From Column A By Team Name from Column F
+ max Total Points From Column B By Team Name from Column I .....I hope every think is clear Now
thanks alot one time more
 
Do you have access to Microsoft 365? If so a solution could be
Code:
= LET( comma, ", ",
   sumHomePts, SUMIFS(HomePts,HomeTeam,Team),
   sumAwayPts, SUMIFS(AwayPts,AwayTeam,Team),
   points, sumHomePts + sumAwayPts,
   max, MAX(points),
   min, MIN(points),
   topTeam, TEXTJOIN(comma,,FILTER(Team, points=max)),
   bottomTeam, TEXTJOIN(comma,,FILTER(Team, points=min)),
   CHOOSE({1,2;3,4}, topTeam, max, bottomTeam, min) )
The formula gives both top and bottom team and their total points in one formula. It also caters for multiple top or bottom placed teams.
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Without 365, you would need helper ranges and a separate formula for each result cell.

p.s. I found it strange working with English text, the Spanish League and Arabic sheet layout!
 
thanks alot Perfect answer but if Possible Normal Functions ... because I haven't Office 365 ,I have microsoft office 2010
 
Calculate the terms separately and instead of FILTER use INDEX/MATCH, e.g.
= INDEX(Team, MATCH(MAX(Points), Points,0))
The calculation is based upon the helper range in which all the point totals are listed.

I am not the best person on this forum to help because I avoid traditional spreadsheet approaches.
 
Apologies. The workbook a #6 shows the formula as ={#VALUE!} despite the result appearing correct. I hadn't noticed that the file was an .xls. Hopefully this .xlsx sheet will retain the 365 formulas as well as some more standard formulas.
 

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