Sorting" #VALUE!

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yekut1102

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Hi All,

I have a workbook linked to database and I've set up macro module (a very simply one--ctrl+alt+shift+F9--to update the cells to the latest information), from there I must find the highest value so I used the =Max function, but instead of giving me the highest real value it simply gives me "#VALUE!" for the yet to be determined values.

How can I find the max value that is a real number and not #VALUE!?

Thank you guys in advance! I really appreciate the help as I become more familiar with the command structure!


All the Best,

Dan
 

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