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RagDyeR RagDyeR is offline
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Default Reference to the N-largest value in an array

You say you *only* want the row number, not the entire address?

You should have asked for what you exactly want at the outset.

This much shorter *array* formula will return the row number:

=MAX((A1:B5=LARGE(A1:B5,2))*ROW(A1:B5))

Don't forget the CSE entry!
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HTH,

RD
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Thanks. This works.

I am now trying to further develop this formula, i.e. use the value
that I get in a condition.
For this, I need to extract the row of the reference
=ROW(your formula)

But this seems impossible, probably because I put an array formula
where a scalar value belongs.

I tried both CSR, and normal entry, but to no avail. i get an error.

Is there a workaround?

Thanks again