Associate the maximum value with another value in the same row but a different column

iand5

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I currently have the code below to find the maximum value in a column. After finding the maximum value I need to associate that number with another value in the same row but a different column. I want to find the maximum value in the range ("AX6:AX29"). I need to associate that number with a value in column A.

It's currently giving me the wrong value.
Code:
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    Dim t As Long
    Dim rslt As String
    With Worksheets("RESOURCE") ' Change to your sheet
        r = Application.WorksheetFunction.Max(.Range("AX6:AX29"))
        t = Application.Match(r, .Range("A6:A29"))
        rslt = .Cells(t, "A")
        Debug.Print rslt
    End With

[/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=#101094][FONT=inherit]End[/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=#303336][FONT=inherit] [/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=#101094][FONT=inherit]With
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You didn't allow for the offset of starting at row 6:
Although this would just return the same value as r
Code:
Sub test()
Dim r As Long
    Dim t As Long
    Dim rslt As String
    With Worksheets("RESOURCE") ' Change to your sheet
        r = Application.WorksheetFunction.Max(.Range("AX6:AX29"))
        t = Application.Match(r, .Range("A6:A29"))
        rslt = .Cells(t + 5, "A")
        Debug.Print rslt
    End With
End Sub
 
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