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It's difficult to explain my question, but I'll try.
Example: I have a spreadsheet with column headings of names of people and rows with names of each of the 12 months for a particular year. In each cell is the number of sales made by each person each month. At the end of each "month" row I have a cell in which I calulate by formula, for example, =MAX(B18:M18), the maximum number of sales for that month by a particular person, say, John. IOW, it is a cell that gives the maximum number of sales made by any one person that month. No problem there. But either in that cell, or in another cell next to it, I want to automatically place the /name/ of the person in the column heading who made the maximum number of sales for that month. How do I do that? It probably is simple, but I don't know the answer. Thanks very much. Ken |
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