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I have a 1000 line sheet that has multiple titles and so on. I like to retrieve the highest salary for a given title. Position titles are not sorted. Any suggestions on how this can be done? example of the file: MNTWKR $24500 SECY $21200 MNTWKR $30000 MNTWKR $28460 If you have job titles in col A starting in A2 and corresponding salaries in col B starting in B2, and you enter a job title in cell D2, the following array formula will return the highest salary for that job title. =MAX(IF(A2:A1001=D2,B2:B1001)) |
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