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How would I find the maximum amount of intervals between
"Larry" re- appearing in column A? I must use a formula- not a macro or a filter. The correct answer in this example= 4. That means that in column A, the maximum absence (or intervals) of "Larry" re- appearing was 4 times, which occured between rows 2 and 7. (Ex: As opposed to rows: 7 - 9, where he was only absent once) Rows Column A 1 John 2 Larry 3 John 4 John 5 John 6 Mary 7 Larry 8 Mary 9 Larry 10 John |
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