The highest ABS in a range is going to be the same as =ABS(MAX(A:A)) because there is no scenario where the results will differ if you apply abs to each number then max, or vice versa.
The highest ABS in a range is going to be the same as =ABS(MAX(A:A)) because there is no scenario where the results will differ if you apply abs to each number then max, or vice versa.
thanks. I always forget about ctrl+shift+enter. Works perfect. Also, it turns out I had an #N/A deep within my range, so that was messing things up as well.
0orang,
Your formula only returns the highest value of the positive numbers.
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