Count / MAX with alphanumerical references

alphaexcel

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I am trying to produce a count/max based on an ascending numerical reference that has a letter (identifer) placed before it. e.g.

R1
R2
R3

C1
C2
C3
C4

I have tried several count functions/sumproduct but cannot get any to work, even using the MID function. Any ideas?
 

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alphaexcel

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Hmm strange. This was the first lookup i tried and it did not work. But laying it out as you ahve shown it produces the desired result

Many thanks
 
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njimack

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If you're looking for the highest value, regardless of the alpha-identifier, try:
=MAX(RIGHT(A:A))
 
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