Array formula reference (Corrected)

The array formula MAXIF correctly gives me the maximum
value of A in my table A1:h99, say A43. How can I find
the corresponding value in column D, i.e. in this case D43?

Try something along these lines:

=INDEX(D1:D7,MATCH(MAX(IF(A1:A7>0,A1:A7)),A1:A7,0))

(Array-entered)

Adapt the ranges to suit
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"JAK" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> The array formula MAXIF correctly gives me the maximum
> value of A in my table A1:h99, say A43. How can I find
> the corresponding value in column D, i.e. in this case D43?
>
>

=INDEX(D1:D99,MIN(IF(A1:H99=MAX(A1:H99),ROW(A1:H99))))

This is an array formula. Hit ctrl-shift-enter instead of enter. If you do it
correctly, excel will wrap curly brackets {} around your formula. (don't type
them yourself.)

JAK wrote:
>
> The array formula MAXIF correctly gives me the maximum
> value of A in my table A1:h99, say A43. How can I find
> the corresponding value in column D, i.e. in this case D43?

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Dave Peterson

=INDEX(Data!$H$1:$H$1000,MATCH(MAX((TEXT(Data!A$1:A$1000,"dd
mmm")=TEXT(A8,"dd mmm"))*(Data!$B$1:$B1000)),((TEXT(Data!A$1:A$1000,"dd
mmm")=TEXT(A8,"dd mmm"))*(Data!$B$1:$B1000)),0),1)

Your formula, as posted/written returns the maximum value in Column B for
those rows matching the date. You would change the $B$1:$B$1000 to
$D$1:$D$1000 if you want to find the row based on the maximum value in
column D.

The value returned is from column H.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"JAK" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> The array formula MAXIF correctly gives me the maximum
> value of A in my table A1:h99, say A43. How can I find
> the corresponding value in column D, i.e. in this case D43?
>
>