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First extract the unique values by using advanced filters (check the box for advanced filters and leave the criteria blank). Now you can use the MAX() finction -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Joe Gieder" wrote in message ... First thank you for looking at this I have a list of part numbers that appear multiple times and I want to first extract each unique part number and then use that value and find the maximum price listed for it. I have tried this formula for the max price part =MAX(OFFSET(A3,MATCH(A3,$A$3:$A$3500,0)-1,9,1,1)) but it doesn't give the right result, it seems to find the first match. And I have no idea on the unique part number part. Please help if possible Thank you Joe |
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