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Doug wrote:
How do I return the cell location (in addition to the value contained in the cell) of the maximum value in an Excel array? I'm trying to locate the row number for the maximum value in a column of numbers. The following will return the location of the max within the column. If it returns "1" it's the first element of the array, and so forth. [ ] = MATCH(MAX(A1:A10),A1:A10) Bill |
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