I'd use vlookups to find the first and last row of the appropriate month,
then an offset function to construct the range of cells that would be my
table array for a final vlookup.


"Chiba" wrote:


Got a head scratcher. I have a list of prices and dates. I'm using a
DMAX function to get the highest price for each month, which works just
fine.

But, I want to lookup the result of the DMAX function and return the
date. That way I have a list of months, the high price and the date
that price came from. Problem is, in the whole table there are multiple
prices that are the same, so I get a #NUM error if I use DGET, or
vlookup just returns the first one.

How can I set the lookup table to check the original date criteria and
only lookup in a part of the overall table?


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