jelmerschellevis
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Hi,
I'd like use a formula that returns the address (or the row+column numbers) of the max value in a range (e.g. AD88:BA118). All the cells in the range contain numbers.
I've tried this formula:
=ADDRESS(MAX((AD88:BA118=N128)*ROW(AD88:BA118));MAX((AD88:BA118=N128)*COLUMN(AD88:BA118));4)
(cell N128 calculates the max value for AD88:BA118).
However it looks like this doesn't work with arrays, since I get the "#VALUE!" output. How can this be solved? Different formula, or changing some settings so the formula will accept arrays?
Thanks,
Jelmer
BTW I'm using Excel 2010.
I'd like use a formula that returns the address (or the row+column numbers) of the max value in a range (e.g. AD88:BA118). All the cells in the range contain numbers.
I've tried this formula:
=ADDRESS(MAX((AD88:BA118=N128)*ROW(AD88:BA118));MAX((AD88:BA118=N128)*COLUMN(AD88:BA118));4)
(cell N128 calculates the max value for AD88:BA118).
However it looks like this doesn't work with arrays, since I get the "#VALUE!" output. How can this be solved? Different formula, or changing some settings so the formula will accept arrays?
Thanks,
Jelmer
BTW I'm using Excel 2010.