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Need to refer to a cell's address, not it's content...
Hello,
I have a range on which I am looking for the max value: E51=MAX($B$54:$L$54) Now, rather than extracting the cell's content, I'd like to extract the cell's address, so that I can then display the content of that column's header in range B2:L2. Example: If the MAX function in E51 above computes the content of cell H54, rather than displaying the content of H54 I would like to display the content of H2. Hopefully I'm making sense... Thanks in advance for any help you can provide! Alain |
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