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I figured it out. THANKS SO MUCH!
"JLatham" wrote: Put this formula in E2 and fill down: =OFFSET($A$1,0,MATCH(MAX(A2:D2),A2:D2,0)-1) The MAX() portion finds the highest value in the row, The MATCH() that it is wrapped in then uses the MAX value to get a relative column number (from 1 to 4 in this case), but we need to subtract one from it so that we can use it as the column offset value in the OFFSET() function. Be sure to use the $ symbols where I did, and leave them out elsewhere. "PZach18" wrote: Thanks for anyone's help in advance . . . A spreadsheet contains data in columns A-D, for 100 rows. In row 1, a title for each column exists. How do I have each row's Column E contain the column title for the cell in that row that has the highest value? Thanks! |
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