索引具有多个条件的数据子集的最小值

Question

I'm wondering if it is possible in Excel to index a subset of my data to find the minimum of that subset. Ideally, I would like to do this within one formula instead of having to create multiple helper areas. The closest I have come is the following formula...

{=INDEX(INDEX(Employees!$A$3:$A$47,MATCH(1,(B12=Employees!$B$3:$B$47)*('NEW Project'!C4<Employees!$C$3:$C$47),0)),MATCH(MIN(Employees!$J$11:$J$19),Employees!$J$11:$J$19,0))}

...but this formula only performs the first index and doesn't allow me to Index(Index)) all potential answers to search them to find the minimum value.

My data referred to is as follows:

Worksheet: Employees
A           B           C                     ...          J  
Employee | Title | Max $ Amount for Project | ... | Hours on Projects
Bert     | PM    | $35,000,000              | ... | 148
Shauna   | PM    | $15,000,000              | ... | 32
Dan      | QA    | $5,000,000               | ... | 360

What I'm trying to do is find a subset of my employees that are a specific position title that I enter into a cell (L2) and have a high enough Max $ Amount for Project based on a hypothetical future project value that I enter into another cell (M2) and return the one who currently has the most free time (min Hours on Projects).

eg, $27,000,000 Project (M2), looking for a Project Manager (L2)

I want to index my list of employees to find PMs (2 of them) and grab the one of them who has the current lowest value of hours already dedicated to projects and also has the clearance to work on a project of that size. The formula would return "Bert" because he is the only one who can work on projects of that value at that position. However, if I had a new project value of $12,000,000 and was looking for a PM, the formula would return "Shauna" because she has fewer Hours on Projects currently, and can fit this new project into her less busy schedule than Bert's.

Thank you for any and all help and let me know if you need any more clarification!

Answer 1

Use this formula:

=INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MIN(IF(B:B="PM",IF(C:C>=5000000,J:J))),J:J,0))

It is an array formula and must be applied with Ctrl-Shift-Enter.

It was not understood from where the data was to be used to insert the criteria. If L2 held the title that was wanted and M2 the minimum value the Formula would be

=INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MIN(IF(B:B=L2,IF(C:C>=M2,J:J))),J:J,0))