Trying to offset a max indirect value in excel and running into problems
Question
Hopefully someone can help figure out why this statement doesn't work
I am trying to return a value 1 row down from the max value
=offset(MAX(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(80,MATCH(B5,INDIRECT(B4),0)+4,1,TRUE,B4)):INDIRECT(ADDRESS(80,MATCH(B6,INDIRECT(B4),0)+4,4,TRUE,B4))),1,0)
1 answers
solution1
0 2018-01-08 03:24:10
Use this
=INDEX(TheRangeToSearch,MATCH(MAX(TheRangeToSearch),TheRangeToSearch,0)+1)
Change TheRangeToSearch to reference the range containing values you want to find the maximum of.
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