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    Using The IF and Max function to separate the largest record for a range of items

    Effectively I would like my to separate my best results from a range of exercises. Then have these appear in a records box.

    I had a crack at it, but it doesn’t work.


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    Re: Using The IF and Max function to separate the largest record for a range of items

    Try this in J5

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    It is an Array formula, so confirm with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER instead of just enter.

    You will notice if it worked, if you see these curly brackets "{" "}" around the formula (do not add these manually, this doesn't work)

    Drag the formula down to J6 and J7

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    Re: Using The IF and Max function to separate the largest record for a range of items

    Please try J5 drag down
    =AGGREGATE(14,,RMFA1[Max Rep]*(RMFA1[Exercise]=I5),1)

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    Re: Using The IF and Max function to separate the largest record for a range of items

    Quote Originally Posted by FerdyHar View Post
    Try this in J5

    Formula: copy to clipboard
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    It is an Array formula, so confirm with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER instead of just enter.

    You will notice if it worked, if you see these curly brackets "{" "}" around the formula (do not add these manually, this doesn't work)

    Drag the formula down to J6 and J7

    Ferdy
    Thank you both. They both performed the task well.

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