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Using vlookup, A1 returns 09/18/2008 while B1 returns 09/17/2008. When
I apply C1=MAXA(A1,B1) I am getting zero instead of 09/18/2008. Doing the same thing to A1 and B1 but not using vlookup returns the correct value (09/16/2008). Is there a way to make MAXA work with vlookup? Thanks, Amir |
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Hi,
MAXA works ok with vlookup provided the values returned are numeric which dates are. I suggest you try this on both a1 and b1 =isnumber(a1) =isnumber(b1) If they return FALSE then your dates aren't really dates and your problem lies in the data your vlookup is returning. Mike "amirstal" wrote: Using vlookup, A1 returns 09/18/2008 while B1 returns 09/17/2008. When I apply C1=MAXA(A1,B1) I am getting zero instead of 09/18/2008. Doing the same thing to A1 and B1 but not using vlookup returns the correct value (09/16/2008). Is there a way to make MAXA work with vlookup? Thanks, Amir |
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