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Default 2-part LOOKUP...t'were it possible?

Dear The Experts,

I have two rows of data.

I have used HLOOKUP to find the largest value in Row 1 and return the
corresponding value in Row 2. Easy enough (if you remember the FALSE part).

However, I now see that in some circumstances, there may be multiple cells
that tie for the largest value in Row 1. How, then do I check if there's a
tie in Row 1 and perform a second look up in Row 2 for the largest
corresponding value amongst the tying cells?


I appreciate all your time and effort.

Arlen

 
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