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Max only if the last month is hte highest
Hello,
When referencing a row of data (say, A:K), I know I can =MAX for the highest number on this row. What I would like is a formula that will return the max number only if the max number is in column K. If the max number is not in K, I would like a blank field. Can someone help me with this? Thanks in advance. Jim |
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Max only if the last month is hte highest
If desired, send your file to my address below. I will only look if:
1. You send a copy of this message on an inserted sheet 2. You give me the newsgroup and the subject line 3. You send a clear explanation of what you want 4. You send before/after examples and expected results. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jim" wrote in message ... Hello, When referencing a row of data (say, A:K), I know I can =MAX for the highest number on this row. What I would like is a formula that will return the max number only if the max number is in column K. If the max number is not in K, I would like a blank field. Can someone help me with this? Thanks in advance. Jim |
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Max only if the last month is hte highest
"Jim" wrote:
When referencing a row of data (say, A:K), [....] What I would like is a formula that will return the max number only if the max number is in column K. If the max number is not in K, I would like a blank field. One way: =if(max(A1:K1)=K1, K1, "") ----- original message ----- "Jim" wrote: Hello, When referencing a row of data (say, A:K), I know I can =MAX for the highest number on this row. What I would like is a formula that will return the max number only if the max number is in column K. If the max number is not in K, I would like a blank field. Can someone help me with this? Thanks in advance. Jim |
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perfect - thanks
"Joe User" wrote: "Jim" wrote: When referencing a row of data (say, A:K), [....] What I would like is a formula that will return the max number only if the max number is in column K. If the max number is not in K, I would like a blank field. One way: =if(max(A1:K1)=K1, K1, "") ----- original message ----- "Jim" wrote: Hello, When referencing a row of data (say, A:K), I know I can =MAX for the highest number on this row. What I would like is a formula that will return the max number only if the max number is in column K. If the max number is not in K, I would like a blank field. Can someone help me with this? Thanks in advance. Jim |
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Max only if the last month is hte highest
=if(k1=max(a1:k1),k1,"")
Regards, Fred "Jim" wrote in message ... Hello, When referencing a row of data (say, A:K), I know I can =MAX for the highest number on this row. What I would like is a formula that will return the max number only if the max number is in column K. If the max number is not in K, I would like a blank field. Can someone help me with this? Thanks in advance. Jim |
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