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    Incorporating IF MAX formula into a macro

    Hi All

    I have set up a formula within a table which searches race results I manually enter on another excel workbook and automatically updates a horses total wins, so that if a horse wins a race, this will be shown on the table. The current formula works, however as I am tracking many horses wins it is making the processing of excel very slow. Is there a way of making this into a macro so as to not slow down the computer?I have attached a file to show what the table will look like. Below is the formula:

     =IF(MAX(IF(('C:\Users\McKinleys\Dropbox\[Season 36.xlsm]G1 Graded'!$D:$D=$B2), 'C:\Users\McKinleys\Dropbox\[Season 36.xlsm]G1 Graded'!$K:$K))=0,$D2,MAX(IF(('C:\Users\McKinleys\Dropbox\[Season 36.xlsm]G1 Graded'!$D:$D=$B2), 'C:\Users\McKinleys\Dropbox\[Season 36.xlsm]G1 Graded'!$K:$K)))
    Thanks in advance
    Gemma
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    Last edited by batjl9; 12-05-2012 at 06:35 AM.

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