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I have the formula below which returns the largest sales day, but what
if the largest day covered two days, say Monday & Friday, how could I build that in to my formula i.e. Result could be more than one value? =IF(R197=0,"","Biggest Sales Day = "&INDEX(M188:M194,MATCH(LARGE (S188:S194,ROW(A1)),S188:S194,0))) |
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Seanie,
As long as the data is in consecutive cells, array enter a formula like: =IF(R197=0,"","Biggest 2 Days of Sales started on = "&INDEX(M188:M194,MATCH(LARGE(S188:S193+S189:S194, ROW(A1)),S188:S193+S189:S194,0))) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Seanie" wrote in message ... I have the formula below which returns the largest sales day, but what if the largest day covered two days, say Monday & Friday, how could I build that in to my formula i.e. Result could be more than one value? =IF(R197=0,"","Biggest Sales Day = "&INDEX(M188:M194,MATCH(LARGE (S188:S194,ROW(A1)),S188:S194,0))) |
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