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=max(1:1)
or =large(1:1,1) =large(1:1,2) and =large(1:1,3) 1:1 is the address of row 1 (all the cells in that row). You could use A1:X1 if you wanted. DHSBob wrote: I am trying to come up with a formula(s) that will give me the top 3 values in a series of numbers that are in a row. These 3 values will each be in a separate cell. -- Dave Peterson |
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