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Øyvind Granberg
Hi...
I have this matrix containing five columns and 13 rows.
I want to find the column with highest number in a row, and get the value in
row 13 in that column.
See: http://www.granberg.name/images/poisson.png
The formula I use did exactly that in the first row, but after copying
downwards the formula returned the number in the last column only.
Here is the formula:
=FINN.KOLONNE(STØRST(AI11:AM11);$AI$10:$AM$22;13)
Translated:
=HLOOKUP(MAX(AI11:AM11);$AI$10:$AM$22;13)
Why does my formula work fine in the first row and not in the next one?
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Kind regards
Øyvind Granberg
(e-mail address removed)
www.tresfjording.com
I have this matrix containing five columns and 13 rows.
I want to find the column with highest number in a row, and get the value in
row 13 in that column.
See: http://www.granberg.name/images/poisson.png
The formula I use did exactly that in the first row, but after copying
downwards the formula returned the number in the last column only.
Here is the formula:
=FINN.KOLONNE(STØRST(AI11:AM11);$AI$10:$AM$22;13)
Translated:
=HLOOKUP(MAX(AI11:AM11);$AI$10:$AM$22;13)
Why does my formula work fine in the first row and not in the next one?
--
Kind regards
Øyvind Granberg
(e-mail address removed)
www.tresfjording.com