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return largest number of a list of numbers in the same cell
Hello,
Can anyone help me, I wish to return the higest number in a string of numbers (all in the same cell) seperated by commas. Thanks |
1. locate an un-used row of cells
2. use Tools Text to Columns... to separate the list into cells from step #1 3. use the MAX() function to get the largest value. -- Gary''s Student "Hells" wrote: Hello, Can anyone help me, I wish to return the higest number in a string of numbers (all in the same cell) seperated by commas. Thanks |
You would need to use a User-Defined-Function - see code below.
Used like =myMax(A1) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP Function myMax(incell As Range) As Double Dim myArr As Variant Dim myDbl() As Double Dim i As Integer myArr = Split(incell.Value, ",") ReDim myDbl(LBound(myArr) To UBound(myArr)) For i = LBound(myArr) To UBound(myArr) myDbl(i) = CDbl(myArr(i)) Next i myMax = Application.Max(myDbl) End Function "Hells" wrote in message ... Hello, Can anyone help me, I wish to return the higest number in a string of numbers (all in the same cell) seperated by commas. Thanks |
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