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Forgive my intrusion on your time,

New to programming.

I need to construct a macro in excel that extracts the highest figure from a
series of data. From this figure it calculates the 10% value from the same
data. I have used =MAX() and =MAX()*.1 I further ned to grab a time sequence
between these two points and have all three data display in a result box of
some sort.
Can anyone help please?
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Something along the lines of

myMax = Application.MAX(Range("A1:M1")

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Forgive my intrusion on your time,

New to programming.

I need to construct a macro in excel that extracts the highest figure from

a
series of data. From this figure it calculates the 10% value from the same
data. I have used =MAX() and =MAX()*.1 I further ned to grab a time

sequence
between these two points and have all three data display in a result box

of
some sort.
Can anyone help please?
--
Regards

Cart



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