I have a data range of 1000 rows and 20 columns. I need a sum of the
maximum number of each rows. I usually add another column to calculate
row max. But is it possible to eliminate this intermediate step and
just use a single cell array formula to return the sum of row maxes?

Thanks


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Assuming that A1:T1000 contains your data, try...

=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(4,OFFSET(A1:T1000,ROW(A1:T100 0)-MIN(ROW(A1:T1000)),0,1)))

Hope this helps!

ucamms Wrote:
I have a data range of 1000 rows and 20 columns. I need a sum of the
maximum number of each rows. I usually add another column to calculate
row max. But is it possible to eliminate this intermediate step and
just use a single cell array formula to return the sum of row maxes?

Thanks


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It wooked. Very clever. I didn't think of using offset() and row()
combination.

Thank you for helping.


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