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Find Maximum value in a range via macro
I am trying to find, in a macro, the maximum value in the range A6:A50 on
sheet 2 as value 'J'. I then want to place that value in the cell named "Line" as such: Range("LINE").Value = J. Any ideas on how to go about this. I can't seem to find a 'maximum' object and the 'xlmaximum' doesn't seem to fit the circumstance. Thanks in advance, Bruce -- The older I get, the better I used to be. |
Find Maximum value in a range via macro
I think this should do it
j = worksheetfunction.max(range("A6:A50")) Names("LINE").RefersToRange.value = j swatsp0p wrote: I am trying to find, in a macro, the maximum value in the range A6:A50 on sheet 2 as value 'J'. I then want to place that value in the cell named "Line" as such: Range("LINE").Value = J. Any ideas on how to go about this. I can't seem to find a 'maximum' object and the 'xlmaximum' doesn't seem to fit the circumstance. Thanks in advance, Bruce -- The older I get, the better I used to be. |
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