I have a range ( J8:T8) which contain various values. I am using MAX(J8:T8)
to return the largest number in that range. I also need to know what the cell
address is of that value. Is there a formula I can write that will return the
address of the cell in the range with the highest value?

Thanks!

This is one way to return the first max value in the range:

=ADDRESS(8,9+MATCH(MAX(J8:T8),J8:T8,0))



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Michael Link <Michael wrote:

I have a range ( J8:T8) which contain various values. I am using MAX(J8:T8)
to return the largest number in that range. I also need to know what the cell
address is of that value. Is there a formula I can write that will return the
address of the cell in the range with the highest value?

Thanks!

Wow! That does it! I'm quite sure that I wouldn't have gotten to this for a
long time--if ever. Thank you so much!

M. Link

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

This is one way to return the first max value in the range:

=ADDRESS(8,9+MATCH(MAX(J8:T8),J8:T8,0))



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Michael Link <Michael wrote:

I have a range ( J8:T8) which contain various values. I am using MAX(J8:T8)
to return the largest number in that range. I also need to know what the cell
address is of that value. Is there a formula I can write that will return the
address of the cell in the range with the highest value?

Thanks!

try this one line array formula which must be entered with ctrl+shift+enter

ADDRESS(MAX(IF(A1:C10=MAX(A1:C10),ROW(A1:C10))),MA X(IF(A1:C10=MAX(A1:C10),CO
LUMN(A1:C10))))

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Michael Link" <Michael wrote in message
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I have a range ( J8:T8) which contain various values. I am using
MAX(J8:T8)
to return the largest number in that range. I also need to know what the
cell
address is of that value. Is there a formula I can write that will return
the
address of the cell in the range with the highest value?

Thanks!