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    MAXIFS criteria1 question

    Hello,

    I am having issues defining the critera1 parameter for the MAXIFS function. My data is being exported from an app in the following format:

    Date (MM/DD/YY HH:MM) in column A
    Temperature (XX.XXX) in column B

    Timestamp Temperature_Celsius
    3/1/18 0:00 25.7056
    3/1/18 0:01 25.7056
    3/1/18 0:02 25.7056
    3/1/18 0:03 25.7056
    3/1/18 0:04 25.7056
    3/1/18 0:05 25.7056
    3/1/18 0:06 25.7056
    3/1/18 0:07 25.7167

    I am exporting temperature data every minute for a single month, so I have thousands of readings. My goal is to find the Max temperature over every specific 24 hour period in the month, so I am trying to use the MAXIFS function to search out the max temperature in column B for the date as defined in column A.

    My issue is when I enter the following formula: MAXIFS(B2:B100, A2:A100, "3/1/18") I get a value of 25.7056 for my max range instead of 25.7167 (from the example table above). I've attempted to use "*3/1/18*" to search for partial terms but this returns a max value of 0.

    Does anyone have suggestions for pulling the max range data from this kind of table?

    Thank you in advance for the help.

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    Re: MAXIFS criteria1 question

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    Re: MAXIFS criteria1 question

    You can use two criteria in either date format, or numerical for the date values which should solve it.

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    Re: MAXIFS criteria1 question

    Please note that the MAXIFS function is only available in the very latest version. From the MS Office support pages:


    MAXIFS function
    Applies To: Excel 2016 Excel 2016 for Mac Excel Online Excel for iPad Excel for iPhone Excel for Android tablets Excel for Android phones Excel Mobile
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    Re: MAXIFS criteria1 question

    To circumvent the above to use Max(If(, you can put your date ranges in F& G and use the following in E1:


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    Re: MAXIFS criteria1 question

    Thank you so much! Very helpful.

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    Re: MAXIFS criteria1 question

    Hi what if my criteria isn't a date for example I work in fixed income so I want to return highest BMW but I have BMW 1, BMW 1.4.2 etc. i try to just enter BMW to the criteria but it doesn't work.

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    Re: MAXIFS criteria1 question

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