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I have a list of data and I am trying to figure out how to solve the
following, 1 column shows age in days, oldest to youngest, another column contains codes DC0 through CD9. How can I show in another cell the oldest age of any particular code i.e. code DC2 is 365 days. Thanks for any help or pointers Newberry -- Remove DOG from email address to contact |
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With Days in column A and Codes in column B, enter in C1 the required code and in D1 {=MAX(($B$1:$B$100=$C1)*($A$1:$A$100))} This is an array formula, so commit or Edit with Control + Shift + Enter (CSE) not just Enter. Do not type the curly braces { } yourself, if you use CSE Excel will insert them for you. Enter other codes required in C2, C3 etc. and copy the formula down column D accordingly. Change ranges of A and B to suit the amount of data you have. -- Regards Roger Govier "Newberry" wrote in message ... I have a list of data and I am trying to figure out how to solve the following, 1 column shows age in days, oldest to youngest, another column contains codes DC0 through CD9. How can I show in another cell the oldest age of any particular code i.e. code DC2 is 365 days. Thanks for any help or pointers Newberry -- Remove DOG from email address to contact |
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=SUMPRODUCT(MAX((B2:B100="DC2")*(A2:A100)))
"Newberry" wrote: I have a list of data and I am trying to figure out how to solve the following, 1 column shows age in days, oldest to youngest, another column contains codes DC0 through CD9. How can I show in another cell the oldest age of any particular code i.e. code DC2 is 365 days. Thanks for any help or pointers Newberry -- Remove DOG from email address to contact |
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