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Ok - heres what we have:
K1 = 7 K8 = 8 Q9 = 5 Cell where function is to go is K9. What I am trying to do is look at the range from directly above cell (i.e. K8) to the cell in column K with the row the value of Q9 (i.e. K8:K5 in this case). The value in Q9 changes and I need to calculate the value of this cell as the Max value from this range plus 1. The value in this example should equal 9. I have tried several variations of the following: =MAX(K8:K&Q9)+1 =MAX(K8:"K"&Q9)+1 =MAX(K8:"K"&INDIRECT(Q9))+1 =MAX(K8:"K"&LOOKUP(Q9))+1 All with no success. Any and all help appreciated. Geoff. |
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