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i have 5 worksheets in a book that i reference.Each worksheet has a name.I
have bowling scores for each person .when i do a search to find who has the high score i can get that result no problem.It will give me a result 298 which turns out right. My problem is i don't know the formula to add to this to tell me what worksheet the score came from. eg.. john has the high score of 298 "has the high score of " I can do and the result 298 returns automatically.the sheet name is jerry but i don't know a formula to do this and i am sure there is one. =MAX('jerry:rob w'!B8:D34) this is the formula to find who has the high score between the 5 sheets which each has its own name jerry to rob..I am reading the help in excel since last year but i just can't figure out this one.If ther is anyone who can help me I would appreciate it. Thanks. |
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