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using dates with a MAX

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    using dates with a MAX

    Hi,

    On sheet 3 of the atatched I am using the following in O10 to get a maximum figure.

    =MAX(IF($C$9:$C$12=L10,$G$9:$G$12))

    i want to incorporate H9:H12 as well, so for example if a Tool runs into the following day it takes that into account when return the maximum staff.

    Is there an easy way of slippingh the H9:H12 into this formula?

    Thanks
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    Re: using dates with a MAX

    Hi Jake,

    Formula entered by u is correct, what all u need to do is close this formula as an array(CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER)

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    Re: using dates with a MAX

    Do you mean this:
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    comfirmed with ctrl+shift+enter

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    Re: using dates with a MAX

    Mean to say

    =MAX(IF($C$10:$C$12=L10,$G$10:$G$12,IF($H$10:$H$12=L10,$G$10:$G$12)))

    with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER

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    Re: using dates with a MAX

    Yeah, that's what I need.

    I forgot about the array bit again.

    Thank you

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    Re: using dates with a MAX

    You r welcome Jay.


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