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Select the range and type "D" in the name box (next to formula bar) as
in Harlan's example. Then copy and paste this into the name box or Edit Goto (F5) box to select the first matching cell: INDIRECT(TEXT(MIN(IF(D=MAX(D),ROW(D)*1000+COLUMN(D ))),"R#C##0"),0) As a shortcut, define this formula as a name e.g. MaxD (with a leading = sign) and then type MaxD in the name box. (Note: For Excel 2007 you would need to add a couple of 0's for the extra columns) wrote: I am using MS Office ExCel 2003(11.6560.6568) SP2 and have a single sheet with a 2D array of numbers roughly 202x202 in size. Could someone tell me the quickest way to locate the maximum value in the array? I tried =WhereMax("Sheet1") but just got #NAME? as the result. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated, Peter. |
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