Offset Formula Query

NewOrderFac33

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Good afternoon!
I'm using the following formula to determine the address of the cell containing the highest value in a range
Code:
=CELL("address",INDEX(HW28:II28,MATCH(MAX(HW28:II28),HW28:II28,0)))
but I now want to return the value from the corresponding column in Row 20,
So, if the highest value is found in HZ28, I need the formula to return the value in HZ20, and so on.
Can anyone help out, please?
Thanks in advance
Pete
 
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=INDEX(HW20:II20,MATCH(MAX(HW28:II28),HW28:II28,0))

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