» Find the maximum numerical value in a list based on a criteria in Microsoft Excel
CATEGORY - Excel Array Formulas , Other Q&A Formulas
VERSION - All Microsoft Excel Versions
| A 0.573 | |
| N 0.580 | |
| N 0.578 | |
| X 0.525 | |
| Y 0.581 | |
| A 0.612 | |
| Y 0.556 | |
| X 0.551 |
To find the maximum numerical number in the range which the first character starts with Y, perform the following steps:
- Select column A
- From the data menu choose Text to Columns
- At step 1 of 3 select Delimited then press Next
- At step 2 of 3 select Space, and press Next
- At step 3 of 3 press finish
The Result
| column B | |
| 0.573 | |
| 0.580 | |
| 0.578 | |
| 0.525 | |
| 0.581 | |
| 0.612 | |
| 0.556 | |
| 0.551 |
Enter the following criteria in cell C1: Y
Enter the formula in cell D1: {=MAX((A1:A8=C1)*(B1:B8))}
The result = 0.581
Please note: The formula is an Array Formula, after entering
the formula in the cell, press F2 and than press Ctrl+Shift+Enter
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