For each row I need to determine which of 3 columns has the max numbe
of hours and then populate Column A with the appropriate indicator.

Example of desired results:


MaxHours INVESTMENT CORE MISC
CORE 80 100 3

I am new to Excel macros/VBA and would appreciate any assistance.

Thanks,

Clare Marie
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Hi
a non VBA solution. Put the following formula in cell A2
=INDEX($B$1:$D$1,1,MATCH(MAX(B2:D2),B2:D2,0))
and copy this down

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


For each row I need to determine which of 3 columns has the max
number
of hours and then populate Column A with the appropriate indicator.

Example of desired results:


MaxHours INVESTMENT CORE MISC
CORE 80 100 3

I am new to Excel macros/VBA and would appreciate any assistance.

Thanks,

Clare Marie
cool:


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Thanks for the solution. It works perfectly for what I asked.

However, now I find that I need to populate ColA with just a one-lette
Indicator based on the Column name which contained the maximum amoun
of hours, not the Column name itself

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Hi
could you explain the logic behind this one-letter indicator?

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


Thanks for the solution. It works perfectly for what I asked.

However, now I find that I need to populate ColA with just a
one-letter Indicator based on the Column name which contained the
maximum amount of hours, not the Column name itself.


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Hi Frank,

The 3 Columns containing hours a

Core, Investment, and KPHC

Based on which column contains max hours, Col A will contain
either a 'C', 'I' or 'K' (using first letter of the column name).

This logic is needed in addition to the formula you provided in you
first post.

Many thanks for your continued help.

Clare Mari

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Hi
use
=LEFT(INDEX($B$1:$D$1,1,MATCH(MAX(B2:D2),B2:D2,0)) ,1)

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


Hi Frank,

The 3 Columns containing hours a

Core, Investment, and KPHC

Based on which column contains max hours, Col A will contain
either a 'C', 'I' or 'K' (using first letter of the column name).

This logic is needed in addition to the formula you provided in your
first post.

Many thanks for your continued help.

Clare Marie


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This works great and I used the instructions from the 'Help
documentation to propagate this formula for the entire column, with th
exception of the header cell. It works but gives me an N/A in th
Indicator Column if the row isn't populated.

Is there a more effective way of inserting a formula throughout th
column which would keep the cell empty rather than populate it with a
N/A?


Thanks,

Clare Mari

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