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Slacky_70mx
Copper Contributor
Feb 04, 2022

Vlookup to return highest value

Hi 

 

I have a database of all past prices and costs relating to specific parts number and need to be able to search and return the highest cost and prices based on a specific part number.

 

I'm sure this is a simple fix but it lack of sleep is making it impossible to find the answer. 

 

Could you assist? 

 

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  • Slacky_70mx 

    In F4:

    =MAXIFS($B$3:$B$14, $A$3:$A$14, E4)

    If your version of Excel does not have MAXIFS, use

    =MAX(IF($A$3:$A$14=E4, $B$3:$B$14))

    and confirm the formula with Ctrl+Shift+Enter.

    Similar in G4, but with $C$3:$C$14 instead of $B$3:$B$14

    • MAbid215's avatar
      MAbid215
      Copper Contributor

      HansVogelaar  it is great formula. i've just used this formula and it is working wonderful. I was searching this since a long,but now it is resolved. Thanks.

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