=MAX('Statement C'!$AD$32:$AP$32)*1000
most likely it'll stay on row 32, but just in case i'd like this to be dynamic just in case the row number moves
i can get the row number by....=ROW(XLOOKUP(10,'Statement c'!U:U,'Statement c'!U:U))
is there a way to somehow integrate that row number into the max formula?
most likely it'll stay on row 32, but just in case i'd like this to be dynamic just in case the row number moves
i can get the row number by....=ROW(XLOOKUP(10,'Statement c'!U:U,'Statement c'!U:U))
is there a way to somehow integrate that row number into the max formula?