Vlookup based on conditional match

lljones

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Hi, have a spreadsheet with list of book titles in column c and page counts in column E.

Looking for vlookup formula that returns the title of the longest book -

Thanks for your help.
 

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I didn't use a VLOOKUP for this. If the titles are in C1:Cn (I used a name range) and the number of pages are in E1:En (again, used a name range), then this should work (unless there's a tie in page numbers):

Code:
=INDEX(Titles,MATCH(MAX(Pages),Pages,0))
 
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