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Hello,
It seems simple, and I have seen this before, but I have not been able to weed through the threads to find it..... I need to find the column index forthe max of A1:Z1 Thanks! |
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=MATCH(MAX(A1:Z1),A1:Z1,0) "Megan" wrote: Hello, It seems simple, and I have seen this before, but I have not been able to weed through the threads to find it..... I need to find the column index forthe max of A1:Z1 Thanks! |
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Worked great thanks!
"Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi =MATCH(MAX(A1:Z1),A1:Z1,0) "Megan" wrote: Hello, It seems simple, and I have seen this before, but I have not been able to weed through the threads to find it..... I need to find the column index forthe max of A1:Z1 Thanks! |
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