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Hi all
got a problem with the MAX statement: have a range with let's say 20 cells. Each cell has a formula, which either produces a Number or "". If i want to get the Maximum out of this range, i only get a #N/A :( does anyone know, how i still can get the Maximum of all numbers in that range? Thanks for your Help Carlo |
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Found the Problem, some formulas produced #N/A,
so the MAX statement produces #N/A too :( Is there a solution for this? Thanks Carlo "Carlo" wrote: Hi all got a problem with the MAX statement: have a range with let's say 20 cells. Each cell has a formula, which either produces a Number or "". If i want to get the Maximum out of this range, i only get a #N/A :( does anyone know, how i still can get the Maximum of all numbers in that range? Thanks for your Help Carlo |
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Try this instead of simply yourfunction():
=IF(ISERROR(yourfunction()),"",yourfunction()) Regards, Stefi €˛Carlo€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Found the Problem, some formulas produced #N/A, so the MAX statement produces #N/A too :( Is there a solution for this? Thanks Carlo "Carlo" wrote: Hi all got a problem with the MAX statement: have a range with let's say 20 cells. Each cell has a formula, which either produces a Number or "". If i want to get the Maximum out of this range, i only get a #N/A :( does anyone know, how i still can get the Maximum of all numbers in that range? Thanks for your Help Carlo |
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Check for the #N/A condition and "remove" it
=IF(ISNA(formula),"",formula) "Carlo" wrote: Found the Problem, some formulas produced #N/A, so the MAX statement produces #N/A too :( Is there a solution for this? Thanks Carlo "Carlo" wrote: Hi all got a problem with the MAX statement: have a range with let's say 20 cells. Each cell has a formula, which either produces a Number or "". If i want to get the Maximum out of this range, i only get a #N/A :( does anyone know, how i still can get the Maximum of all numbers in that range? Thanks for your Help Carlo |
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Thanks guys
i forgot to mention, that i produce the #N/A by myself otherwise my chart doesn't look right :( That's why I can't get rid of the "errors" Thanks a lot to both of you for your Help Carlo "Toppers" wrote: Check for the #N/A condition and "remove" it =IF(ISNA(formula),"",formula) "Carlo" wrote: Found the Problem, some formulas produced #N/A, so the MAX statement produces #N/A too :( Is there a solution for this? Thanks Carlo "Carlo" wrote: Hi all got a problem with the MAX statement: have a range with let's say 20 cells. Each cell has a formula, which either produces a Number or "". If i want to get the Maximum out of this range, i only get a #N/A :( does anyone know, how i still can get the Maximum of all numbers in that range? Thanks for your Help Carlo |
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=MAX(IF(ISNUMBER(rng),rng))
which is an array formula, it should be committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, not just Enter. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Carlo" wrote in message ... Found the Problem, some formulas produced #N/A, so the MAX statement produces #N/A too :( Is there a solution for this? Thanks Carlo "Carlo" wrote: Hi all got a problem with the MAX statement: have a range with let's say 20 cells. Each cell has a formula, which either produces a Number or "". If i want to get the Maximum out of this range, i only get a #N/A :( does anyone know, how i still can get the Maximum of all numbers in that range? Thanks for your Help Carlo |
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Hi Bob
brilliant, exactly what i was searching for. Never heard of array formulas before, have to take a look at them. You never stop learning :) Thanks again to all of you Cheers Carlo "Bob Phillips" wrote: =MAX(IF(ISNUMBER(rng),rng)) which is an array formula, it should be committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, not just Enter. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Carlo" wrote in message ... Found the Problem, some formulas produced #N/A, so the MAX statement produces #N/A too :( Is there a solution for this? Thanks Carlo "Carlo" wrote: Hi all got a problem with the MAX statement: have a range with let's say 20 cells. Each cell has a formula, which either produces a Number or "". If i want to get the Maximum out of this range, i only get a #N/A :( does anyone know, how i still can get the Maximum of all numbers in that range? Thanks for your Help Carlo |
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