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Travesing to one cell value based on other cell value!!
I have 2 work sheets. On worksheet XX1, I have put formula in cell C1 as
MAX(...) where I am getting value of cell C8 of worksheet XX2. Now based on this C8 of XX2, I want to put C6 of XX2 at C2 of XX1. I am not getting anything.. I tried to multiplex many formula's but could not get any.. Is it possible at Excel to do it..... |
Travesing to one cell value based on other cell value!!
You need to explain the logic of this a bit more thoroughly. Why is that
because C8 is the maximum of a range on XX2 do we make C6(XX2) = C2(XX1) Mike "Tapash" wrote: I have 2 work sheets. On worksheet XX1, I have put formula in cell C1 as MAX(...) where I am getting value of cell C8 of worksheet XX2. Now based on this C8 of XX2, I want to put C6 of XX2 at C2 of XX1. I am not getting anything.. I tried to multiplex many formula's but could not get any.. Is it possible at Excel to do it..... |
Travesing to one cell value based on other cell value!!
Assuming MAX function is operating on a single column with fixed
number of rows you can use the following steps Cell 1 formula =MATCH(MAX(Sheet2!A1:A11),Sheet2!A1:A11) Cell 2 formula =ADDRESS(B1-2,1,,,"Sheet2") Cell 3 formula =INDIRECT(B2) HTH Regards Anirudh |
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