Find Highest Value of a Row and make it a 1 If less than highest leave blank.

Ailg

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Good day, i am attempting to find the highest value from row V12 to V46 and make a 1 in the points field that coincides with the highest number. In the example V21 is the highest and i would like to populate a 1 in the X21 field. If it is not the highest value i would like it to be blank. Thank you.
 

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Thank you. Updated.
 
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Thanks for that. (y)
how about in X12 only
Excel Formula:
=IF(MAX(V12:V46)=V12:V46,1,"")
 
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Thanks for that. (y)
how about in X12 only
Excel Formula:
=IF(MAX(V12:V46)=V12:V46,1,"")
That worked great, however there are several blank cells that now have a 1.
 
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Do you mean in col X?
If so check what is in col V
 
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Do you mean in col X?
2024-09-02_13h54_26.png

If so check what is in col V
In row V, every 3rd line has no data is there a formula that would only indicate a 1 for the highest value in Row V?
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=IF((MAX(V12:V46)=V12:V46)*(V12:V46<>""),1,"")
 
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Solution
You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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