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  1. 01-24-2017, 01:05 PM #1
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    MAXIFS with criteria

    Hi

    I have a problem with a maxifs function and keep getting #NAME? returned

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    In column J of the NZ MAXMIN sheet is the value, Column H is either 1 or 2, in the calculator d9 is either 1 or 2, in column A of the NZ MINMAX is a number between 1 and 52, in calculator d7 is between 1 and 52 and in d8 is between 1 and 52

    I want to find the max/highest number between the range set in cell d7 and d8 in the calculator, for example between 8 and 17, for product 1 which is the value in d9 but it keeps return #NAME?

    Any ideas what is wrong with this formula?

    Any help would be great, thanks
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    MAXIFS is not a standard function in Excel (though it would be very useful if it did exist). Is this a UDF in your workbook?

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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Quote Originally Posted by Pete_UK View Post
    MAXIFS is not a standard function in Excel (though it would be very useful if it did exist). Is this a UDF in your workbook?
    MINIF(S)/MAXIF(S) are new functions available in Excel 2016 (and maybe the online version O365 through subscription).
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Valko View Post
    MINIF(S)/MAXIF(S) are new functions available in Excel 2016 (and maybe the online version O365 through subscription).
    It is not in 2016 Pro version, it is in 365 and mobile
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    The OP's profile states Excel 2010, so that is probably why s/he is getting the #NAME error.

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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Yup,that would be why. I am on 2016, and I get the #NAME error too
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
    Yup,that would be why. I am on 2016, and I get the #NAME error too
    Yet another good reason not to "upgrade", yet.
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Well, I'm lagging years behind, anyway, with XL2007 !!

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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Seems that MS is really heading in the subscription direction
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Open Source here I come!
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    It would really be a shame if they nickle and dimed excel out
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Yup!___________
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    I am a subscriber of OFFICE 365 myself and I use Excel (currently 2016) Personal Edition. The yearly subscription cost is $69.99, which is $5.83 / month. I don't think this is too expensive to always have the latest Office edition. Updates are pushed on monthly bases and it takes just a couple of minutes for updates which occur monthly in the background. I am very pleased with how everything is working.
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    My update is under $20
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
    It is not in 2016 Pro version, it is in 365 and mobile
    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
    Yup,that would be why. I am on 2016, and I get the #NAME error too
    Hmmm...

    The very first sentence at this link says:

    Applies To: Excel 2016,...

    https://support.office.com/en-us/art...b-9b6376b28883

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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    @ Tony, yes it does, but then it goes on to say...
    IMPORTANT: This function is available if you are an Office 365 subscriber and have the latest version of Office installed. It's also available with Excel Online, Excel Mobile, Excel for iOS, and Excel for Android phones and tablets.
    I have queried this before, and in another link, it said it does not appear in 2016 "standard" version
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    @ Tony, yes it does, but then it goes on to say...
    IMPORTANT: This function is available if you are an Office 365 subscriber and have the latest version of Office installed. It's also available with Excel Online, Excel Mobile, Excel for iOS, and Excel for Android phones and tablets.
    I have queried this before, and in another link, it said it does not appear in 2016 "standard" version
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Yes, it does, but then it goes on to say...
    IMPORTANT: This function is available if you are an Office 365 subscriber and have the latest version of Office installed. It's also available with Excel Online, Excel Mobile, Excel for iOS, and Excel for Android phones and tablets.
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    wow holy duplicate posts, sorry
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    I've lost all confidence in MS.

    They'er about as reliable as the owners of this site.
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    big money talks
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Hi Sorry I am using excel 2016 hence the tag I put on the post, I need to update my profile, I haven't set it up as a udf, just thought it was standard in excel2016
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    Re: MAXIFS with criteria

    Quote Originally Posted by shiftyspina View Post
    Hi Sorry I am using excel 2016 hence the tag I put on the post, I need to update my profile, I haven't set it up as a udf, just thought it was standard in excel2016
    You can always use an array formula which will work in any version of Excel.

    Array entered**:

    =MAX(IF('NZ MAXMIN'!H1:H100=Calculator!D9,IF('NZ MAXMIN'!A1:A100>=Calculator!D7,IF('NZ MAXMIN'!A1:A100<=Calculator!D8,'NZ MAXMIN'!J1:J100))))

    ** array formulas need to be entered using the key
    combination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER).
    Hold down both the CTRL key and the SHIFT key
    then hit ENTER.

    You should avoid using entire columns as range references with array formulas. Use smaller specific ranges.
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