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=max.if.group doesn't work - so how I can...
....do it in some other way?
Example: This kind of function work for me: =average.if.group(H:H;D:D;"running") It specified cells includes word "running", then it counts arithmetics average between those numbers. But if I want to find out like same way, which is the highest number between those specified cells - it doesn't work like that. I'll be very grateful, if someone have solution for that? - Anssi - |
=max.if.group doesn't work - so how I can...
=MAX(IF(H1:H65000="running",D1:D65000,""))
This is an array formula, so you need to press Shift+Ctrl+Enter to enter it, not Enter. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Anssi" wrote: ...do it in some other way? Example: This kind of function work for me: =average.if.group(H:H;D:D;"running") It specified cells includes word "running", then it counts arithmetics average between those numbers. But if I want to find out like same way, which is the highest number between those specified cells - it doesn't work like that. I'll be very grateful, if someone have solution for that? - Anssi - |
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