Fuga Registered User. Local time Today, 10:57 Joined Feb 28, 2002 Messages 566 Jan 9, 2006 #1 Hi, I understand there´s a limit on the min and max functions to 30 numbers. How do I find the highest value among, say, a thousand numbers? Fuga.
Hi, I understand there´s a limit on the min and max functions to 30 numbers. How do I find the highest value among, say, a thousand numbers? Fuga.
Brianwarnock Retired Local time Today, 09:57 Joined Jun 2, 2003 Messages 12,667 Jan 9, 2006 #2 Are you misunderstanding the help, or do I not understand your problem? You can code =MAX(a1:a3000) =max(a1:a300,b1:b36,.....) with upto 30 options Does this help Brian
Are you misunderstanding the help, or do I not understand your problem? You can code =MAX(a1:a3000) =max(a1:a300,b1:b36,.....) with upto 30 options Does this help Brian
Fuga Registered User. Local time Today, 10:57 Joined Feb 28, 2002 Messages 566 Jan 9, 2006 #3 Thank you. Yes, it seems I´ve missunderstood the help. I thought you could only find the highest of (a1:a30). the thing is when I look at the results it looks like it only calculates 30 numbers. Is there a setting somewhere that I might have missed? Fuga.
Thank you. Yes, it seems I´ve missunderstood the help. I thought you could only find the highest of (a1:a30). the thing is when I look at the results it looks like it only calculates 30 numbers. Is there a setting somewhere that I might have missed? Fuga.
Brianwarnock Retired Local time Today, 09:57 Joined Jun 2, 2003 Messages 12,667 Jan 9, 2006 #4 I don't know of any settings that affect this and a simple test I just did to find the max in 6000 rows had no problems Brian
I don't know of any settings that affect this and a simple test I just did to find the max in 6000 rows had no problems Brian