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Software => Computer software => Topic started by: chrisle on September 19, 2011, 08:39:25 AM
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Is it possible to summarise this formula
=MAX(IF(E13>0,E3,0),IF(F13>0,F3,0),IF(G13>0,G3,0))
Basically the range is going to run from column E to AB, looking for values in row 13, return the value in row 3 & then from those answers display the highest value. I'm using excel 2003 & its limited to 30 arguments (per function) which means so far i've had to do it over 3 cells & then in another cell return the max of those 3 cells, very frustrating
Thanks
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I wonder if the LOOKUP function might better suit your needs? http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/formulas/lookup.php
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Sorry how would that work? I've attached a excel file briefly showing what I'm trying to do
The formula in cell N4 (i.e the answer) is below =MAX(IF(B4>0,$B$3,0),IF(C4>0,$C$3,0),IF(D4>0,$D$3,0),IF(E4>0,$E$3,0),IF(F4>0,$F$3,0),IF(G4>0,$G$3,0),IF(H4>0,$H$3,0),IF(I4>0,$I$3,0),IF(J4>0,$J$3,0),IF(K4>0,$K$3,0))
Does that make sense (sorry never done this before)? basically i want it to look along row 4, if its got a number in return the value directly above in row 3 & then give me the highest value
Thanks
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This seems to work but i have to adjust the offset rows for each line
=OFFSET(INDEX(E7:BR7,MATCH(9.99999999999999E+307,E7:BR7)),-4,0,1,1)
Is there an easy way around this?