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I'm not totally sure how to ask this but here goes...

I have a cell that uses a simple AVERAGE function. It keeps track of
evaluation ratings and gives me an overall average of all evaluations.
Naturally, it changes all the time as I input the evaluation numbers on other
worksheets in the workbook.

I would like two other cells that refer to my overall average, one of which
will display the highest average so far achieved, the other will display the
lowest average so far.

Make sense? I want a formula that can compare a cell's current value with
another cell and replace the current value if the conditions are met.
Something like:

"If that value is greater than me, then replace me with that value."

I tried something like the following where J2 is the cell with my average
and J8 is where I want the "highest average yet"

=IF(J2J8,J2)

Of course, it is circular and won't work. I tried to set the number of
iterations to 1 or 2 but it still doesn't work all the time. Sometimes it
gives me the number, other times it says FALSE.

Are there functions that do this kind of thing?

THANKS!!
 
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