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determine which cell a value is returned from
How to determine which cell a value is returned from. e.g.=MAX(D6:CC280)
returns 525 - How do I find the cell where it occurs? |
Hi
one way =CELL("address",INDEX(D6:CC280,MATCH(MAX(D6:CC280) ,D6:CC280,0))) Cheers JulieD "curiousg" wrote in message ... How to determine which cell a value is returned from. e.g.=MAX(D6:CC280) returns 525 - How do I find the cell where it occurs? |
One way:
=ADDRESS(MAX(IF(MAX(D6:CC280)=D6:CC280,ROW(D6:CC28 0))),MAX (IF(MAX(D6:CC280)=D6:CC280,COLUMN(D6:CC280))),4) Array-entered, meaning press ctrl + shift + enter. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- How to determine which cell a value is returned from. e.g.=MAX(D6:CC280) returns 525 - How do I find the cell where it occurs? . |
Jason,
That works great! The "array-entered" hint is especially appreciated. "Jason Morin" wrote: One way: =ADDRESS(MAX(IF(MAX(D6:CC280)=D6:CC280,ROW(D6:CC28 0))),MAX (IF(MAX(D6:CC280)=D6:CC280,COLUMN(D6:CC280))),4) Array-entered, meaning press ctrl + shift + enter. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- How to determine which cell a value is returned from. e.g.=MAX(D6:CC280) returns 525 - How do I find the cell where it occurs? . |
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