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Find the highest value on the column
Hi all,
If I enter on column numbers not in consecutive order, is there a way to find the highest (latest) value that I entered. Ex: check 5 4 1 18 8 17 19 20 9 2 7 16 25 21 10 13 6 22 24 12 15 23 14 11 27 26 3 The largest value entered is 27. But in a few days the list will be larger is there a formula that can do this. Thank you Faruk Gashi |
Find the highest value on the column
use the MAX function, changing the cell address range to correspond with the
cells in your worksheet: =MAX(A1:A39) -- Kevin Backmann "frukyy" wrote: Hi all, If I enter on column numbers not in consecutive order, is there a way to find the highest (latest) value that I entered. Ex: check 5 4 1 18 8 17 19 20 9 2 7 16 25 21 10 13 6 22 24 12 15 23 14 11 27 26 3 The largest value entered is 27. But in a few days the list will be larger is there a formula that can do this. Thank you Faruk Gashi |
Find the highest value on the column
=MAX([range])
-- Brevity is the soul of wit. "frukyy" wrote: Hi all, If I enter on column numbers not in consecutive order, is there a way to find the highest (latest) value that I entered. Ex: check 5 4 1 18 8 17 19 20 9 2 7 16 25 21 10 13 6 22 24 12 15 23 14 11 27 26 3 The largest value entered is 27. But in a few days the list will be larger is there a formula that can do this. Thank you Faruk Gashi |
Find the highest value on the column
Hi,
=Max(A:A) or whatever column you are using ... HTH Cheers Carim |
Find the highest value on the column
Kevin,
Thanks, I really appreciate your quick answer. Faruk Gashi Kevin B wrote: use the MAX function, changing the cell address range to correspond with the cells in your worksheet: =MAX(A1:A39) -- Kevin Backmann "frukyy" wrote: Hi all, If I enter on column numbers not in consecutive order, is there a way to find the highest (latest) value that I entered. Ex: check 5 4 1 18 8 17 19 20 9 2 7 16 25 21 10 13 6 22 24 12 15 23 14 11 27 26 3 The largest value entered is 27. But in a few days the list will be larger is there a formula that can do this. Thank you Faruk Gashi |
Find the highest value on the column
Thanks to all of you,
I hope one day I can assist you guys with something :) Faruk Gashi CUNY frukyy wrote: Kevin, Thanks, I really appreciate your quick answer. Faruk Gashi Kevin B wrote: use the MAX function, changing the cell address range to correspond with the cells in your worksheet: =MAX(A1:A39) -- Kevin Backmann "frukyy" wrote: Hi all, If I enter on column numbers not in consecutive order, is there a way to find the highest (latest) value that I entered. Ex: check 5 4 1 18 8 17 19 20 9 2 7 16 25 21 10 13 6 22 24 12 15 23 14 11 27 26 3 The largest value entered is 27. But in a few days the list will be larger is there a formula that can do this. Thank you Faruk Gashi |
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