MAX, MAXA - Driving me to the point of distraction!!!
All of those formulas should work. So, a couple things I'd check.
Are Automatic Calculations turned on? TOOLS--OPTIONS--CALCULATION
Tab--Check "Automatic"
Are the 3's entered as Text or Numbers? If Text, then that would explain
why they aren't showing up. Re-enter them as numbers or use this formula:
=MAX(VALUE(E4:E105))
Enter this as an array. Ctrl-Shift-Enter.
HTH,
Elkar
"Blobbies" wrote:
i have a range of numbers.
it includes a number of 0's (zeros), 1's, 2's, 3's etc.
i have asked excel to give me the highest number in the range - (have tried:
=LARGE(E4:E105,1), =max(E4:E105) and =maxa(E4:E105)
it keeps giving me 2 as the highest number, when i can quite plainly see
that 3 is the highest number ......
i know this will be something dumb that i'm doing, but doesn't stop me being
driven crazy along the way ...
thanks for your help!
mike
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