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writing an formulae with variable parameters
I want to find the maximum (in each week) but along the years the first and
last position changes. For that i use "=MAX(D1241345)" Now imagine that I want to use "=MAX(D1251346)" and that i have that numbers in some colums Can i change the formulae going to the numbers (it self)? |
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writing an formulae with variable parameters
You could do it this way...
=MAX(INDIRECT("D125"&A1)) where I assumed the row number was in cell A1. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Formulas with variable parameters" Formulas with variable wrote in message news I want to find the maximum (in each week) but along the years the first and last position changes. For that i use "=MAX(D1241345)" Now imagine that I want to use "=MAX(D1251346)" and that i have that numbers in some colums Can i change the formulae going to the numbers (it self)? |
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writing an formulae with variable parameters
If you just use
=MAX(D) then it doesn't matter where the rows with values are within the column. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Formulas with variable parameters" Formulas with variable wrote in message news I want to find the maximum (in each week) but along the years the first and last position changes. For that i use "=MAX(D1241345)" Now imagine that I want to use "=MAX(D1251346)" and that i have that numbers in some colums Can i change the formulae going to the numbers (it self)? |
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