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In cell A14, I want to SUM cells A2:A13 and display the higher value of
A2:A13 or cell A1. What would the formula be? FYI..... In practice, if cell A1 has an entry, A2:A13 should not...and vice-versa. However, it case of entries in A1 and some or all of A2:A13 I want to pick the higher value for A1. |
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