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Max function
Is there any way when obtaining a result for the Max function that you can
display which cell it refers to? Thanks Diane |
Max function
Assume your data in columnA
="A"&MATCH(MAX(A:A),A:A,0) "DianeG" wrote: Is there any way when obtaining a result for the Max function that you can display which cell it refers to? Thanks Diane |
Max function
I found this function on this same DG a long time ago:
=ADDRESS(MAX((A1:B5=LARGE(A1:B5,C1))*ROW(A1:B5)),M AX((A1:B5=LARGE(A1:B5,C1))*COLUMN(A1:B5)),4) Note: The function should go in Cell D1. The data resides in range A1:B5. In C1, you choose the column that you want to look in for the max value (i.e., column 1, column 2, etc.) Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Teethless mama" wrote: Assume your data in columnA ="A"&MATCH(MAX(A:A),A:A,0) "DianeG" wrote: Is there any way when obtaining a result for the Max function that you can display which cell it refers to? Thanks Diane |
Max function
Thanks so much - it worked beautifully
"Teethless mama" wrote: Assume your data in columnA ="A"&MATCH(MAX(A:A),A:A,0) "DianeG" wrote: Is there any way when obtaining a result for the Max function that you can display which cell it refers to? Thanks Diane |
Max function
Thank you very much - this worked as well
"ryguy7272" wrote: I found this function on this same DG a long time ago: =ADDRESS(MAX((A1:B5=LARGE(A1:B5,C1))*ROW(A1:B5)),M AX((A1:B5=LARGE(A1:B5,C1))*COLUMN(A1:B5)),4) Note: The function should go in Cell D1. The data resides in range A1:B5. In C1, you choose the column that you want to look in for the max value (i.e., column 1, column 2, etc.) Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Teethless mama" wrote: Assume your data in columnA ="A"&MATCH(MAX(A:A),A:A,0) "DianeG" wrote: Is there any way when obtaining a result for the Max function that you can display which cell it refers to? Thanks Diane |
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