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Hi there Excel Gurus.
I have a long list of data in two columns, and I want to write a formula on a different sheet that finds the maximum of all values in column 2 that correspond to a given character string in column 1. For example. abc 3 bcd 5 cde 7 abc 2 def 4 abc 4 bcd 8 I need to find the maximum of all values corresponding to abc (ie. 4) or to bcd (ie. 8) where I can enter the required string in a cell next to my formula cell. Have tried filtering but if you use =MAX( ) on the visible date it still uses the entire range. Hope you get what I mean. Thanks in advance. |
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