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Chris
Hello Experts-
A B C D E F
10 21 55 23 22 16
2 56 87 54 21 32
18 17 71 88 99 1
23 44 64 100 72 91
With this data set, I'm trying to find the position of the
max value. I want to return the column header, in this
case, D. This is the formula I have tried-
=INDEX(D2:I2,1,MATCH(MAX(D3:I6),D3:I6,0))
It seems as though MATCH does not work in a two dimensonal
range. I've looked through help but there is no mention of
this and all the examples use a single row/column as the
LOOKUP_ARRAY. I've also tried entering this as an array
formula. I get the #NA error either way.
What's the correct method for this situation?
TIA
Chris.
A B C D E F
10 21 55 23 22 16
2 56 87 54 21 32
18 17 71 88 99 1
23 44 64 100 72 91
With this data set, I'm trying to find the position of the
max value. I want to return the column header, in this
case, D. This is the formula I have tried-
=INDEX(D2:I2,1,MATCH(MAX(D3:I6),D3:I6,0))
It seems as though MATCH does not work in a two dimensonal
range. I've looked through help but there is no mention of
this and all the examples use a single row/column as the
LOOKUP_ARRAY. I've also tried entering this as an array
formula. I get the #NA error either way.
What's the correct method for this situation?
TIA
Chris.