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    I need some assistants please

    Worksheet consist of sheets W1 to W32 and a Weekly sheet

    In each work Sheet there are names listed from B8:B11

    In cells D8: F11 are scores

    what I’m trying to do in my “Weekly Score Sheet” is list the top score that the person achieved for that week out of three scores submitted.

    I have created an example of what I’m trying to achieve

    Thanks ahead!
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    Display high score

    Hi

    If you use the MAX function that will show the high score for each week, using as follows
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    I have changed your example to reflect this.

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    Try this,

    Sheet “Weekly Score Sheet”

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    Hope this helps.

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    I think this is what you need


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    then copy down

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    Thanks guys but I guess I should have told you that the

    "Weekly Sheet" in not in the same workbook as the W1 sheets

    Workbook 1 has Weekly Top Scores Sheet
    Workbook 2 Named "Weekly Sheets" Has W1 :W32 Sheet

    I tired this but I keep getting an N/A Error


    =MAX('[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$D$7,MATCH($A6,'[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$B$8:$B$197,0),0,1,3))
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    Try this,

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    Quote Originally Posted by snasui View Post
    Try this,

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    Hey thanks snasui that seems to work very well.....

    The only problem I'm seeing if there no name or number under the W1:W32 sheets it's returing #N/A in the Weekly Sheets.

    Is there away if there's not match that the cell stays blank Not #N/A

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    Try this:

    =if(MAX(INDEX('[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$D$8:$F$197,MATCH($A6,'[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$B$8:$B$197,0),0)),"",MAX(INDEX('[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$D$8:$F$197,MATCH($A6,'[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$B$8:$B$197,0),0)))


    You may need to put some parentheses in there to make it work, but Excel should let you know if you do.


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    Quote Originally Posted by dcgrove View Post
    Try this:

    =if(MAX(INDEX('[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$D$8:$F$197,MATCH($A6,'[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$B$8:$B$197,0),0)),"",MAX(INDEX('[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$D$8:$F$197,MATCH($A6,'[Weekly Sheets.xlsx]W1'!$B$8:$B$197,0),0)))


    You may need to put some parentheses in there to make it work, but Excel should let you know if you do.


    Clayton

    Hey dcgrove

    This formula isn't working.... It's removing scores if there's a name or number.
    All I want if there's no name of number to leave the cell blank

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    G'day

    Try this,

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    You may need to put some parentheses in there to make it work, but Excel should let you know if you do.

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    Thanks guys for your help

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