Why I cannot switch formulas in a complex formula?

Hello,

I'm trying to achieve to get the number on the top of a column.
Firstly, I got the basic formula for getting the top numbers with: =LARGE(Table!C2:AJ2; 1) It is 26,86567 and I want the number on top of it's column which is 33.

I tried to get the number on top of the column with: =LARGE(OFFSET(Table!C2:AJ2; -1; 0; 1; 1); 1)
The problem with this is it wants to offset from the start of the reference and it is getting 2 because that is above the C2 cell.

I thought if I switch the functions then it will solve the problem but it is not working because of an error.
=OFFSET(LARGE(Table!C2:AJ2; 1); -1; 0; 1; 1)

Also, I cannot get a result If I want to check for the 2nd 3rd etc numbers in the LARGE function. I think the second and third step is in connection that is why it is not working.

Maybe would there be any method to not just offset with X rows or columns but automatically check for the highest or 'leftest' cells?

Excel forum OFFSET help.xlsx

I tried to get the top X numbers of the reference (only the biggest 1 for starting). I got it with the LARGE function. Then I wanted to get the number on the top of it's column which would be 33. The problem was that I couldn't achieve it. I can't really figure out how the OFFSET function is working because it is offsetting from the first cell of the reference not from the actual LARGE biggest number. Also I don't know if there is a method to offset to the top of a column or to the left of a row.

I don't know what sorcery is this but yes, thank you so much, it seems to be working! I could not figure it out myself

Try =MATCH(LARGE(IFERROR(B2:AJ2,0),1),B2:AJ2,0), you can copy down to find the column with the largest number in each row.