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Default A function to return the value of a blank cell

Hi
Is it possible to write a function that will give me the value/text entered
in column 3 (supplier) when cloumn 2 has the highest number to a different
cell that i can then link to a Word doc. I have tried different functions
without luck.
Date PO: NO Supplier Orderd By Goods Description
19/07 100
20/07 101
21/07 102
22/07 103

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Default A function to return the value of a blank cell

Try this....

=VLOOKUP(MAX(B:B),B:C,2,FALSE)

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


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Hi
Is it possible to write a function that will give me the value/text

entered
in column 3 (supplier) when cloumn 2 has the highest number to a different
cell that i can then link to a Word doc. I have tried different functions
without luck.
Date PO: NO Supplier Orderd By Goods Description
19/07 100
20/07 101
21/07 102
22/07 103



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