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how can I find the worksheet that contain the largest value cell cross all
the worksheet of the same workbook?the cell address is the same in all worksheet. |
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=MAX(Sheet2:Sheet30!A1)
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com (remove ^^ from email address) Portland, Oregon "charlene" wrote in message ... how can I find the worksheet that contain the largest value cell cross all the worksheet of the same workbook?the cell address is the same in all worksheet. |
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Peo Sjoblom wrote...
=MAX(Sheet2:Sheet30!A1) .... That's a start, but the OP asked "charlene" wrote in message how can I find the worksheet that contain the largest value cell cross all the worksheet of the same workbook?the cell address is the same in all worksheet. which looks like the OP wants the worksheet name rather than the largest value. If so, easiest to use an ordered list of worksheet names, perhaps named WSL, and a formula like =INDEX(WSL,MATCH(MAX(N(INDIRECT("'"&WSL&"'!A1"))), N(INDIRECT("'"&WSL&"'!A1")),0)) |
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