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Look up function and Max function
I have
21 columns A to U, and 600 rows. I want use look up function for the maximum to return the value from the first column (A) from the same position in each column without ordering each one . Do you know a quick easy way to do it? Means I want to get the maximum value in each column and match it with the corresponding cell (same row but from Column A). Best |
Hi,
Try this: =INDEX($A$1:$A$100,MATCH(MAX(B$1:B$100),B$1:B$100, 0)) Regards, KL "karim" wrote in message ... I have 21 columns A to U, and 600 rows. I want use look up function for the maximum to return the value from the first column (A) from the same position in each column without ordering each one . Do you know a quick easy way to do it? Means I want to get the maximum value in each column and match it with the corresponding cell (same row but from Column A). Best |
Maybe:
=index($A1:$A600,match(max(b1:b600),b1:b600,0)) copy it across for all the columns to U "karim" wrote: I have 21 columns A to U, and 600 rows. I want use look up function for the maximum to return the value from the first column (A) from the same position in each column without ordering each one . Do you know a quick easy way to do it? Means I want to get the maximum value in each column and match it with the corresponding cell (same row but from Column A). Best |
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