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Replace a derived value with a label
I need to have the maximum value in a column replaced with it's ocncordant
label. For example in the following table I need to see Alberta rather than the MAX value underneath the Jan Column: Sales by Region Jan Feb Mar Apr May BC 45600 50000 48000 52600 54700 Manitoba 45600 44000 48000 48000 46500 Ontario 45650 49000 56000 64500 58700 Saskatchewan 45900 45000 45600 44100 38900 Alberta 55700 48000 51000 54500 54600 |
Replace a derived value with a label
Ok... here is a possible solution.
Assuming your month headers start in B1, and your row headers start in A2 this formula will work. =IF(MAX(B2:B6)=B2,$A$2,(IF(MAX(B2:B6)=B3,$A$3,(IF( MAX(B2:B6)=B4,$A$4,(IF(MAX(B2:B6)=B5,$A$5,(IF(MAX( B2:B6)=B6,$A$6,""))))))))) It needs to go at the bottom of column B, and if you have more rows of data then you need to add the IF component for each new row. You can then copy the formula across to the other columns so that you potentially can have a different MAX province each month. The other time an issue will arrive is if there is a tie for the max value. I believe Excel will populate the cell with the first one it comes to. Hope this helps. "Chris" wrote: I need to have the maximum value in a column replaced with it's ocncordant label. For example in the following table I need to see Alberta rather than the MAX value underneath the Jan Column: Sales by Region Jan Feb Mar Apr May BC 45600 50000 48000 52600 54700 Manitoba 45600 44000 48000 48000 46500 Ontario 45650 49000 56000 64500 58700 Saskatchewan 45900 45000 45600 44100 38900 Alberta 55700 48000 51000 54500 54600 |
Replace a derived value with a label
Hi Chris
try =INDEX($A:$A,MATCH(MAX(B:B),B:B,0)) If there are ties for Max value, then the first value's location will be the one shown. -- Regards Roger Govier "Chris" wrote in message ... I need to have the maximum value in a column replaced with it's ocncordant label. For example in the following table I need to see Alberta rather than the MAX value underneath the Jan Column: Sales by Region Jan Feb Mar Apr May BC 45600 50000 48000 52600 54700 Manitoba 45600 44000 48000 48000 46500 Ontario 45650 49000 56000 64500 58700 Saskatchewan 45900 45000 45600 44100 38900 Alberta 55700 48000 51000 54500 54600 |
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