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Set Textbox value = large(ARRAY,k)
Hello,
MS EXCEL 2003 on XP PRO. I recently discovered I could set a text box equal to a cell and I tried to extrapolated that ability to use the LARGE formula and it wouldn't let me. What I'd like to do is basically have a textbox display the result of "=large($A1:$A4,1)" without having to type the values in. (I am creating a template) Any ideas? Note, doing just what I typed above did not work. It didn't recognize large. NOTE:::: I cannot use MAX() because I want to have multiple text boxes each with it's own ranking. (one for largest, one for 2nd largest, etc) Thanks. -- BlueWolverine MSE - Mech. Eng. Go BLUE! |
Set Textbox value = large(ARRAY,k)
SOLVED IT.
I setup a small table to evaluate =large(ARRAY,K) and then pointed a text box directly at the #k spot. Thx anyway. -- BlueWolverine MSE - Mech. Eng. Go BLUE! "BlueWolverine" wrote: Hello, MS EXCEL 2003 on XP PRO. I recently discovered I could set a text box equal to a cell and I tried to extrapolated that ability to use the LARGE formula and it wouldn't let me. What I'd like to do is basically have a textbox display the result of "=large($A1:$A4,1)" without having to type the values in. (I am creating a template) Any ideas? Note, doing just what I typed above did not work. It didn't recognize large. NOTE:::: I cannot use MAX() because I want to have multiple text boxes each with it's own ranking. (one for largest, one for 2nd largest, etc) Thanks. -- BlueWolverine MSE - Mech. Eng. Go BLUE! |
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