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Hi. I'm trying to do a very complicated formula.
I have a list of ten numbers in a row and I have one cell which is telling me the max of those ten numbers. This new cell I want to be able to find the number that was returned from the above cell and then create a formula from that point. I want the formula to keep looking back (going down the excel spreadsheet) looking for the lowest number in a row from that number, and divide the current number by that number. Example: From say a1:a10 I have : 2, 6, 4, 8, 4, 9, 3, 2, 1, 4 Cell one returns - 9 Cell two would look what came before the 9 and find the lowest number in a row and divide cell one's number by this lower number. So it would find 1 is the lowest number in a row and divide 9/1, bringing you to the answer of 9. Thanks for you help! -- Thanks! Stephen |
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