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THanks MAMA!
"Teethless mama" wrote: =INDEX(A1:Y1, MATCH(MAX(A2:Y2),A2:Y2,0)) "Andy" wrote: Calling all Brilliant Excel veterans! I have a row of 25+ cells with dates in them. I need a function that will find the most recent date in the row and then reference the coresponding label in the row above... Is there a way? I have used the max function and that will find the most recent date in the row... Now how do I get it to reference the text label in the row above. In other words, I need the function to scan the row for the most recent date and then reference the coresponding cell above and populate the function cell with the text/label. Any advice? Does that make sense? |
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