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Default DMAX function for Office 2007

I hope I can explain this in words...

I have some excel worksheets, the first worksheet has a table with multiple
house listings and their sales price, along with other info. The table also
includes the type of dwelling, (ex, condo, ranch style, victorian). In
another worksheet, I was trying to use the DMAX function to get me the max
sale price for each type of dwelling. When I used the help it showed... Dmax
(database, field, criteria)
I was putting =DMAX(selecting the worksheet with the data, then selecting the
Header for Sales Price, then selecting the worksheet that I am putting this
formula in and typing C10 , which says one of the types of dwellings)
I tried for hours, different ways of doing this and I could not get anywhere.
Can anyone understand what I am asking, and please explain what I am doing
wrong?

THANK YOU!

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