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Got it folks. Thanks to Calaxcorp.
Here's what works:
=I<FONT
face="Book Antiqua">F(W6=0,0,W6+AS5)
Then the max value function applied to that
column.
Thanks all,
kevin
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Subject: Re: [RT] excell help
Maybe this'll help--I'm
just guessing In a separate column use the if function (if b2 = 1, d2 =
@sum(b1 + b2), d2 = 0) Copy the above down the column. The basic
idea is to cummulate successive 1's, a non-1 starts the count over again.
You can then get the max number in col d. I haven't tried this, so
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