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In COLUMN C from ROW 27 until ROW 64 I have numbers. In cell C5
=IF(C64=MAX(C60:C64),C64,""). What do I have to do when I have a new number
in C65 and I like to have the same result in C5 =IF(C65=MAX(C61:C65),C65,"")
without everytime fixing my formula in C5?
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Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
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Try

=IF(LOOKUP(10^10,C:C)=MAX(C60:C5000),LOOKUP(10^10, C:C),"")

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Hello
In COLUMN C from ROW 27 until ROW 64 I have numbers. In cell C5
=IF(C64=MAX(C60:C64),C64,""). What do I have to do when I have a new
number
in C65 and I like to have the same result in C5
=IF(C65=MAX(C61:C65),C65,"")
without everytime fixing my formula in C5?
--
Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
Zsolt



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Bob,
Thanks your help. C5 = HH5 ( The last entered number is the highest from the
last 5 entered numbers). If I type into cell C65 5, C66 1, C67 2, C68 3, C69
3.5, C70 4, than from the last 5 enterd numbers the last one is the highest
and your formula result is "". I like to see as a result the 4.
--
Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
Zsolt


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Try

=IF(LOOKUP(10^10,C:C)=MAX(C60:C5000),LOOKUP(10^10, C:C),"")

--
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

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Hello
In COLUMN C from ROW 27 until ROW 64 I have numbers. In cell C5
=IF(C64=MAX(C60:C64),C64,""). What do I have to do when I have a new
number
in C65 and I like to have the same result in C5
=IF(C65=MAX(C61:C65),C65,"")
without everytime fixing my formula in C5?
--
Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
Zsolt




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I thought you wanted to check all the numbers, are you saying that you only
want to check the last 5?

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HTH

Bob

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Bob,
Thanks your help. C5 = HH5 ( The last entered number is the highest from
the
last 5 entered numbers). If I type into cell C65 5, C66 1, C67 2, C68 3,
C69
3.5, C70 4, than from the last 5 enterd numbers the last one is the
highest
and your formula result is "". I like to see as a result the 4.
--
Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
Zsolt


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Try

=IF(LOOKUP(10^10,C:C)=MAX(C60:C5000),LOOKUP(10^10, C:C),"")

--
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"Zsolt Szabó" wrote in message
...
Hello
In COLUMN C from ROW 27 until ROW 64 I have numbers. In cell C5
=IF(C64=MAX(C60:C64),C64,""). What do I have to do when I have a new
number
in C65 and I like to have the same result in C5
=IF(C65=MAX(C61:C65),C65,"")
without everytime fixing my formula in C5?
--
Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
Zsolt






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Yes, I like to check only the last 5 numbers and I would like to see the
result in C5 IF the last entered number is the highest compare to the last 5
entered numbers.
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Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
Zsolt


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

I thought you wanted to check all the numbers, are you saying that you only
want to check the last 5?

--
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"Zsolt Szabó" wrote in message
...
Bob,
Thanks your help. C5 = HH5 ( The last entered number is the highest from
the
last 5 entered numbers). If I type into cell C65 5, C66 1, C67 2, C68 3,
C69
3.5, C70 4, than from the last 5 enterd numbers the last one is the
highest
and your formula result is "". I like to see as a result the 4.
--
Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
Zsolt


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Try

=IF(LOOKUP(10^10,C:C)=MAX(C60:C5000),LOOKUP(10^10, C:C),"")

--
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"Zsolt Szabó" wrote in message
...
Hello
In COLUMN C from ROW 27 until ROW 64 I have numbers. In cell C5
=IF(C64=MAX(C60:C64),C64,""). What do I have to do when I have a new
number
in C65 and I like to have the same result in C5
=IF(C65=MAX(C61:C65),C65,"")
without everytime fixing my formula in C5?
--
Many thanks for your help in advance. Have a wonderful day!
Zsolt








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