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Okay, ignore all my other attempts... even though the last modification I
posted will work, there is a much simpler and more straightforward formula to do what you want. This non-array, normally entered formula should do the trick... =IF(ABS(MIN(G81:I81))ABS(MAX(G81:I81)),MIN(G81:I8 1),MAX(G81:I81)) (See what a little rest period can do for the thinking processes.<g) As with my other formula, this one returns the positive value if there is a tie in magnitude between the largest negative and positive values. Rick "Karish" wrote in message ... i have these numbers -3 2 1 i want the maximum absolute number but i want to retain the sign afterwards. So i put =MAX(ABS(G81:I81)) but that returns 3 and not -3 how do i tell the formula to also return the correct sign of the maximum absolute number in a range of numbers? |
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