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I'm trying to understand how/why this works...
=OFFSET(A12,MATCH(MAX(E12:E300),E12:E300,0)-1,) So the reference cell is a12 - got that Understand the MATCH/MAX functions. I'm confused about the -1 aspect of the OFFSET function. If I understand this it's referencing one row below the reference A12... however it's referencing the same row.... the formula works, though I'm confused as to why... |
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