Thanks in advance for any input that you might contribute to my question. I'm unable to post a workbook at this time, sorry.
I have values in C2:BY2, associated titles in C3:BY3. The total range is actually separated into two ranges with different values but identical titles. That is, C2:AM2 has one set of values. AO2:BY2 has another set of values. But the associated titles in C3:AM3 and AO3:BY3 are the same/duplicates.
In my quest to identify (and present in a separate cell) which title is associated with the values with the largest discrepancies, I've found this nifty function:
This renders a result which isn't wrong. It does indeed locate (one of) the largest discrepancies and returns the (shared) associated title for these values. In this actual case, it locates "1" in the C2:AM2-range, and "5" in the AO2:BY2-range. However, I would like it to be "the other way around", so that it locates the "5" in the C2:AM2-range, and "1" in the AO2:BY2-range. I've fiddled and fiddled, can't seem to make it right.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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