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Just wrap MAX() around it:
=MAX(OFFSET(Data!$M$1,'Trend 1'!$W$1,,'Trend 1'!$Y$1))

When OFFSET() returns a range, it can be used as a parameter in a function that expects a range, like MAX or AVERAGE.
Shot zvkmpw, i did try that but it did not work previously. it appears that there was a issue with the formula that made up the range part of the offset.

Sorted now and working.

i thought that it could not be complicated, got to love them formulae, works for one thing but not another :
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