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Appreciate it if anyone could tell be a way to write a IF statement that
states that if a cell is greater than a number of individual cell write"WINNER" Or how does one make Excel select the highest number from a group of Cells. Appreciate any assistance provided. -- Django |
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Hello,
The formula to get the highest number is =MAX(A1:A10). "Django" wrote: Appreciate it if anyone could tell be a way to write a IF statement that states that if a cell is greater than a number of individual cell write"WINNER" Or how does one make Excel select the highest number from a group of Cells. Appreciate any assistance provided. -- Django |
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![]() Assuming you have values in the range A1:A10 then this formula will tell you what the largest number in that range is: =MAX(A1:A10) If you want an IF() function to compare a value in B1 to that range then use: =IF(B1MAX(A1:A10),"WINNER","") -- Cutter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cutter's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=9848 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=399532 |
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Thanks. Thats half my problem solved.
-- Django "cottage6" wrote: Hello, The formula to get the highest number is =MAX(A1:A10). "Django" wrote: Appreciate it if anyone could tell be a way to write a IF statement that states that if a cell is greater than a number of individual cell write"WINNER" Or how does one make Excel select the highest number from a group of Cells. Appreciate any assistance provided. -- Django |
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Django, if you still need "Winner" in the cell with the highest number, you
can enter this formula next to each cell with an amount in it. =IF(A1=MAX(A1:A10),"Winner","") "Django" wrote: Thanks. Thats half my problem solved. -- Django "cottage6" wrote: Hello, The formula to get the highest number is =MAX(A1:A10). "Django" wrote: Appreciate it if anyone could tell be a way to write a IF statement that states that if a cell is greater than a number of individual cell write"WINNER" Or how does one make Excel select the highest number from a group of Cells. Appreciate any assistance provided. -- Django |
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Thank you very much.
-- Django "cottage6" wrote: Django, if you still need "Winner" in the cell with the highest number, you can enter this formula next to each cell with an amount in it. =IF(A1=MAX(A1:A10),"Winner","") "Django" wrote: Thanks. Thats half my problem solved. -- Django "cottage6" wrote: Hello, The formula to get the highest number is =MAX(A1:A10). "Django" wrote: Appreciate it if anyone could tell be a way to write a IF statement that states that if a cell is greater than a number of individual cell write"WINNER" Or how does one make Excel select the highest number from a group of Cells. Appreciate any assistance provided. -- Django |
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