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George Andrews
 
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The problem that I see with using Row() is that this gives you the row
number of the cell that the formula is in. When what I want is the row
number of where the cursor is at any particular moment.

If the formula is in D3
and the cursor is on A500 then the range I am wanting to find the maximum
value for is C450:C500

if the cursor is on A625 then the range I am wanting to find the maximum
value for is C450:C625

i.e. one part of the range is static and the other part is dynamic according
to the position of the cursor.

Can this be done.

George


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Bob

Your formula gives me the maximum figure in the range between C450 and

the
Row where the formula is placed. Maybe I did not explain correctly but

I
am
wanting the result to show the maximum in the range between c450 and the
cell that the cursor is in at that moment.

so if I am in A500, then I want the maximum value in the range C450:C500


That is the same thing as I have already given as far as I can see. If you
really mean A450,C500, you have a problem as the formula cell is within

that
range, so you will get a circular reference.




 
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