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I want the maximum of column A when column B contains a certain word. I tried
=max(A:A*(B:B="word")) but get 0. Thinking that the B reference was the problem, I tried =max(B:B="word") and get 0, although if I choose a cell that contains word, =max(B5="word") I get 1. So clearly I don't know how to do this reference. What's the right way? Thanks |
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