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maximum value received through vlookup
Sheet1
A B 5 4.5 5 5.5 5 5.4 5 8.6 5 1.2 6 5.6 6 6.4 6 5.6 8 5.6 9 1.0 sheet2 A B 5 i use =max(vlookup(sheet1:a1,sheet1a1:b11,2,0) for result 8.6 bcoz 8.6 is maximum no. for 5 but result is 4.5 bcoz it is first answer for it |
maximum value received through vlookup
VLOOKUP will always return the first matched item, and only that item
- that is the way that it works ! Pete On Mar 5, 9:14*am, dpk wrote: Sheet1 A * B 5 *4.5 5 *5.5 5 *5.4 5 *8.6 5 *1.2 6 *5.6 6 *6.4 6 *5.6 8 *5.6 9 1.0 sheet2 A * B 5 i use =max(vlookup(sheet1:a1,sheet1a1:b11,2,0) for result 8.6 bcoz 8.6 is maximum no. for 5 but result is 4.5 bcoz it is first answer for it |
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