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locating the cell that contains the MIN or MAX
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Both work fine. "Domenic" wrote: In article , JR wrote: working horizontally, I have found the MIN and Max of the data on the row {example: =MIN(C2:BE2)} I now would like to know what cell in row 2 holds the MIN or MAX. Any suggestions? Try... =SUBSTITUTE(CELL("address",INDEX(C2:BE2,MATCH(MIN( C2:BE2),C2:BE2,0))),"$" ,"") or =ADDRESS(ROW(C2:BE2),MATCH(MIN(C2:BE2),C2:BE2,0)+C OLUMN(C2)-1,4) -- Domenic http://www.xl-central.com |
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