How would I return a cell reference (address) to a cell that contains the largest number in a list?
I tried using "Address(large....) where I get the correct column, but the returned row # is the actual value in the cell (the highest # in the list).
I eventually will want to delete the highest number to leave the cell blank.
I am using the following array equation to return the value in column 1 for the smallest 5 numbers. It works for small 1 and 3 but i get a #NUM! for 2 , 4 , and 5. The smallest 5 numbers are:
0
3.196408441
4.491972091
4.491972091
4.491972091
Equation:
=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(SMALL(IF((NumRange)=SMALL(NumRange,1),ROW(NumRange),""),1),1))
How to return address of the column or cell I selected from Application.Inputbox, not just return the value?
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I am using excel 2007 and I need help with the following if anyone would be kind enough. I have a dynamic array that consists of stream of 1's and 0's. I want to be able to find the largest sequence of 1's and the smallest sequence of 1's. So at a point in time the array mite be 111110001101111000 and I want to be able to dertermine the longest contiguous sequence of 1's. But as I say the array is dynamic and so I need to do that after each input.
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I have a s/s attached, basically B is like an output of figures after some calculations. And I am trying to find from largest to smallest values and then having column E reflect the Letter beside that number...
tried using match but messed up.
I want to find the largest and smallest value for a number... E.g.
68734 the largest value is 87643 and the smallest value is 34678
39823 the largest value is 98332 and the smallest value is 23389
43089 the largest value is 98430 and the smallest value is 3489
There must be something I'm doing wrong, because I have a list of numbers and when I select Data --> Sort --> Column G, I am not given the option of sorting "From smallest to largest". Only from "A to Z" or viceversa.
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=K2-M2&" Days"
But the dates are all over the place,
I have a work document with multiple rows of information. In each row I need to locate the maximum and minimum values. (The rows aren't long - there are about 10 values in each). I then would like to turn the font of the lowest value in each row red - and the font of the highest value in each row blue. I would also like to be able to skip blank or unimportant rows.
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See example below and in column B the desired output.
Column A
160
90
120
90
120
160
Column B
blank
blank
blank
90
blank
160
I am doing a macro that will access a specific sheet of my workbook, a specific table, and will sort the table according to the field "Nominal", from largest to smallest. I have tried with this but it doesn't work:
Sheets("F.C.SSA-View 2").Select
Application.CutCopyMode = False
ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("F.C.SSA-View 2").ListObjects("F.C.SSA_View_2").Sort.
SortFields.Clear
ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("F.C.SSA-View 2").ListObjects("F.C.SSA_View_2").Sort. _
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I am having some data running into 60 (C:BJ) columns and 200 rows. It is the record of dates query raised and answered with refernce to query number in the A coulmn. I have zero value as entry for the unused cells in this range due to some constraints. I need to find the smallest and the largest non-zero date in this range for analysis purpose. I plan to use the difference between these 2 dates to calculate turn around time for a query.
Problem is to find the smallest and the largest non zero date within range C6:BJ6 which would be used as input in the Networkdays formula.
See post below. I want to have the column listed as per to auto sort to the largest to smallest value. This value will change throughout time.
I have data in columns a-n and rows 3-14. I want column "l" or the 12th column to auto sort from largest to smallest value.
I am trying to manually format a few graphs in my sheet. I, however, leave the major units of the axes to be automatically calculated. The code that I use is given below:
ActiveChart.Axes(xlValue).Select
With ActiveChart.Axes(xlValue)
.MinimumScale = Range("Min").Value
.MaximumScale = Range("Max").Value
End With
Now what this does is that it sets the maximum of the scale exactly equal to maximum of the range being plotted and hence a few parts of my graph overlap with the border of the plot area. Is there any way in which I can round the max and min scale of y-axis to the next highest and lowest major unit respectively or may be add and subtract a value proportional to the major unit of the y-axis. I cannot add a constant in the code given above since I that does not suite my requirements.
I'm using the LOOKUP function to find the largest number and then return the name from a different column, it looks like this:
=LOOKUP(LARGE(round1!$F$2:$F$65,1),round1!$A$2:$A$65)
but all I get is hashN/A?
very simple and short code.
Code:
Dim selection As Range
Dim minimum As Integer
Sub Sequence()
Set selection = Range(Cells(4, 3), Cells(6, 5))
minimum = Application.WorksheetFunction.Min(selection)
' and now I need an address of that smallest number for this:
' IF (column number + row number) > value of that smallest number
' do
End Sub
It's not exactly the program I need, but it's simple.
I am trying to get the addresses of different cells containing numbers. This addresses should be ranked by the size of the value from largest to smallest.
Currently I am using this formula
=CELL("address";OFFSET($A$2;MATCH(LARGE($A$2:$A$10;1);$A$2:$A$10;0)-1;0))
and just increasing the variable of the LARGE function for every rank.
This works fine up to the point some numbers are the same. If I have for example two cells containing a 80 and 80 is the largest value, rank 1 and 2 result in the same address (of the first cell containing the 80). But I want the formula to result in specific addresses for every number.
I thought about using MAX instead of LARGE, but I don't get a working solution for the second (third, fourth, ...) largest value.
I have a table showing interest levels in training courses from a group of schools, eg:
English Maths Science
School1 3 4 2
School2 7 1 0
School3 3 2 5
I want to identify the column heading for the first, second and third most popular courses. ie for School1 the most popular course is Maths, second most popular is English and so on.
I have tried using the OFFSET function, which worked if I provided the cell location of the required value. I then looked at the ADDRESS function to provide the cell location: eg For School2 find the 2nd most popular course:
=ADDRESS(ROW(A3),COLUMN(data?)+MATCH(LARGE(B3:B5,2),B3:B5,0)-1)
But I have got stuck with what I should enter for COLUMN(data?) as I do not know in which column the second largest value is.
I am sure Excel has the required functionality.
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I want to use a function similar to HLOOKUP that can return the numerical value in a certain row of a column that has a specified heading....AND if there is more than one numerical value that meets the criteria, I want it to return the lowest numerical value.
My numerical data cannot be sorted into ascending order.
I want to ask if there is a way to find the next greatest maximum without a ton of auxiliary coding....Is there a function which does that in Excel? For example from the following list it would give 45:
1
34
45
26
78
29
7
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As for the question:
The spreadsheet attached searches an array, and shows the top 3 scoring names. How do I modify it to show 3 lowest scoring names without changing the rank field?
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Is that possible?
I'm trying to return the cell address of an lookup. The lookup result is correct, but when I try use the below Address function, it just returns the text value (i.e., the formula itself) instead of the cell address. Below is the an example of each: ...
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It works ok, but if the maximum number is the first value in the column it is returning the last cell address in column B. I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
I am very competent using the index match formula and have incorporated this into many spreadsheets to auto-fill for avoiding input errors. The objective I am attempting now is to retrieve from a list of 2800 entries the smallest return on an index match formula.
From the data below if my Index Match formula uses C1 to index and match my return is always a7 (-12.7) the first in the list, where my desire is a return of a19 (-14.11). To complex this problem I often have duplicate amounts that need to be listed when they fall into my parameters. I have figured that the Small function allows me to assign first smallest, second smallest, and so forth.
I prefer not to use vlookup for simplicity and error avoidance issues.
a b c
1 amount Reason for Movement 2250
2 -183.252150
3 -366.612150
4 -61.1 2154
5 -91.652150
6 -4.34 2450
7 -12.7 2250
8 -2.98 2250
9 -2.98 2250
10 -69.372452
11 -0.6 2451
12 -4.49 2250
13 -4.49 2250
14 -4.14 2250
15 -4.7 2250
16 -4.55 2250
17 -4.85 2250
18 -1.41 2250
19 -14.112250
20 -8.47 2250
construct a formula that finds a value in a range , then returns the cell address of that value.
Say, i wanted to find the amount 12385 from another sheet , range C2:AA12 (contains only numbers , no duplicates). result should give me the address of that value.
I have tried the address & match function but gives me an N/A error.