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    Need the Maximum Output as Header

    Hi,

    Could any one suggest me with a formula to get maximum number output as Header and example attached.


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    Re: Need the Maximum Output as Header

    Try this one:


    =OFFSET($D$2,0,MATCH(MAX(D3:G3),D3:G3,0)-1)
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    Re: Need the Maximum Output as Header

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    =indirect(char(67+match(max(d3:g3),d3:g3,0))&2)
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    Re: Need the Maximum Output as Header

    I always forget when I add rows/columns in sample files. I updated my formula.

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    Re: Need the Maximum Output as Header

    Hi Sriku,

    This might be simpler if you have your header range a Named Range and then use this formula:
    =INDEX(Header,MATCH(MAX(D3:G3),D3:G3,0))


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    Re: Need the Maximum Output as Header

    Thanks a Lot. It works

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    Re: Need the Maximum Output as Header

    In b3:

    =index($d$2:$g$2,match(max(d3:g3),d3:g3,0))

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