Is it possible to show data in a pivot table that does not get grouped or calculated?

I have a data set that includes several fields including Date, Time and Price. I would like to find the Max Price for each Date while showing the Time it occured at. I do not want to group by Time though, just display the data from the Row where the MAX Price occured. A small sample of data is attached. It shows the MAX High for Date 2019-07-18 was 121.218 and occured at Time 02:00 AM.Sample Data.ods

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Hello Dubghall

I will try another proposal based on :

MAXIFS to find out the max value of a parameter for a single day

MATCH to get the line number where to find this max figure

INDEX to get the desired figure on the said line.

I checked with the sample data you gave us and it works. Please, let us know your own feed back on a larger set of data.

Here is the proposed spreadsheet with the desired figures in the range K7:U34


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Kind regards, Michel

It appears a Pivot Table is not a viable solution. This method worked quite well on the full set of data.

Thank you very much.

I don’t think you can get the wanted results by a PivotTable.
You may use this tool, however, for the first steps.
See the attached example.
ask272211aSpecialMatchCompound_1.ods

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But I think that with AutoFilter is easy.

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