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Is there a formula to do the following:-
Sheet 1: Column C say, rows 3 to 8 have the values 4, 6, 5, 2, 3 and 1 I would like to capture in Sheet 2: the maximum of the above 6 values Thank you Bob M |
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Try the MAX function
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Yes - but how do you reference the previous sheet ?
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In the destination cell enter =MAX( then go to the source sheet and select the range. Add the closing parenthesis. XL adds all that is needed by itself
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Many thanks - solved!
Bob M |
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