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I have a list of 20 names all with 24 separate attributes. Using the max()
function, I can get the highest value for each attribute. With the highest attributes in a separate table, how do I get the corresponding name to appear next to each of them? |
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Hi,
This finds the maximum value in column B and returns the adjacent value (name) from columnA =INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MAX(B:B),B:B,FALSE),1) Mike "Darren" wrote: I have a list of 20 names all with 24 separate attributes. Using the max() function, I can get the highest value for each attribute. With the highest attributes in a separate table, how do I get the corresponding name to appear next to each of them? |
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Thankyou so much Mike.
"Mike H" wrote: Hi, This finds the maximum value in column B and returns the adjacent value (name) from columnA =INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MAX(B:B),B:B,FALSE),1) Mike "Darren" wrote: I have a list of 20 names all with 24 separate attributes. Using the max() function, I can get the highest value for each attribute. With the highest attributes in a separate table, how do I get the corresponding name to appear next to each of them? |
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Glad I could help
"Darren" wrote: Thankyou so much Mike. "Mike H" wrote: Hi, This finds the maximum value in column B and returns the adjacent value (name) from columnA =INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MAX(B:B),B:B,FALSE),1) Mike "Darren" wrote: I have a list of 20 names all with 24 separate attributes. Using the max() function, I can get the highest value for each attribute. With the highest attributes in a separate table, how do I get the corresponding name to appear next to each of them? |
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Use INDEX and MATCH functions to achieve this..Get the row number using the
MATCH function =INDEX(Array,MATCH(),Colum number) -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Darren" wrote: I have a list of 20 names all with 24 separate attributes. Using the max() function, I can get the highest value for each attribute. With the highest attributes in a separate table, how do I get the corresponding name to appear next to each of them? |
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