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=MAX(IF((Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E"),Data!C2:C2500))

I would like to add a filter (Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E")
and Data!J2:J2500 does not equal "FA" to the above function. I'm not sure
how to do this.

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Gina,

All the conditions come before the comma, and are joined by the
asterisk (which means AND), so you can do this:

=MAX(IF((Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E")*(Data!
J2:J2500<"FA"),Data!C2:C2500))

Don't forget to use CSE to commit it.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Aug 1, 5:29*pm, Gina wrote:
=MAX(IF((Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E"),Data!C2:C2500))

I would like to add a filter (Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E")
and Data!J2:J2500 does not equal "FA" to the above function. *I'm not sure
how to do this.

Gina


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Hi Gina
Try
=MAX(IF((Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U &
E")*(Data!J2:J2500<"FA",Data!C2:C2500))

Regards,
Pedro J.

=MAX(IF((Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E"),Data!C2:C2500))

I would like to add a filter (Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E")
and Data!J2:J2500 does not equal "FA" to the above function. I'm not sure
how to do this.

Gina

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Thank you so much. This works great. You guys are a godsend for someone who
hasn't done much work in excel for the last 3 years, and suddenly has more
projects in Excel than thought possible.

Gina

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Gina,

All the conditions come before the comma, and are joined by the
asterisk (which means AND), so you can do this:

=MAX(IF((Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E")*(Data!
J2:J2500<"FA"),Data!C2:C2500))

Don't forget to use CSE to commit it.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Aug 1, 5:29 pm, Gina wrote:
=MAX(IF((Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E"),Data!C2:C2500))

I would like to add a filter (Data!A2:A2500=2008)*(Data!G2:G2500="U & E")
and Data!J2:J2500 does not equal "FA" to the above function. I'm not sure
how to do this.

Gina



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You're welcome, Gina - glad to be of help (as we all are).

Pete

On Aug 1, 6:53*pm, Gina wrote:
Thank you so much. *This works great. *You guys are a godsend for someone who
hasn't done much work in excel for the last 3 years, and suddenly has more
projects in Excel than thought possible.

Gina

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