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Roger Govier
 
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Default print highest character number

Hi Ron

Just one small caveat for the OP, range cannot be a whole column.
I had thought that would be the solution, and tried {=MAX(LEN(A:A))}
which failed with a #VALUE error.
Changing the range to A1:A65536 resolved the problem.

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Regards

Roger Govier


"Ron Rosenfeld" wrote in message
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On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 02:35:02 -0800, "Andy"

wrote:

HI,

I need to print in a cell the highest character count from a cell
among the
selected cell. for example if i select 500 cells in a column and
supposed 3rd
column has 200 characters in it, which is the highest among all the
selected
cells, i need 200 to be displayed automatically in some cell. I could
not
find a relevant formula that will take care of this. Please let me
know if
there is some way i can achieve this.

Regards


The *array* formula:

=MAX(LEN(rng))

where rng is your range of cells to test.

To enter an *array* formula, after typing it in, hold down
<ctrl<shift while
hitting <enter. Excel will place braces {...} around the formula.


--ron



 
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