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I'm using Office 2003. I have a large table and I'd like to evaluate the data
and get a summary of some metrics of the data: - the name (column) with the highest value - the highest value -- this seems easy with =max() - name of the 2nd highest value - 2nd higest value Here's a sample of my detail data. The 4 "name" columns are the data and the 4 columns on the right is the summary I want to create with formulas. name1 name2 name3 name4 highest | value | 2nd highest | value metric1 230 214 199 157 name1 230 name2 214 metric2 119 89 138 45 name3 138 name1 119 It would be great if I could format the highest value of each row in the detail data...so the 230 for metric 1 and name1 would be bold. -- Jesse |
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