Re: Highest total of any three consecutive numbers in a range.

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Hmmm...

I don't know if your reply is a vote of confidence or not! <g>

*Almost any* formula can fail if it's subjected to situations that are not
accounted for. But, only *you* know what the formula is to be used for and
under what conditions. For example, the formula *will* fail if there are
error values in your range or if there are TEXT entries in the range. I
don't know if it's possible that either of those conditions will occur so I
don't account for them in the formula. From my perspective, I can only make
suggestions based on the info you provide. If I make a generic suggestion
that accounts for errors and/or text entries and those are not possible
conditions then the formula I suggest is bloated with overkill and a waste
of resources.

I'm pretty sure the formula suggested does what you asked for! (but someone
will *force* it to fail under a not probable condition and let me know about
it (read: rub my face in it!))

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


<skablaw@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I've attempted Biff's solution multiple times with varying ranges and
integers and it always seems to give me the result I want so I think
I'm set. I always get nervous when I see responses of such varying
technique and complexity because it makes me think I'm missing
something haha!

Of all of the solutions I think this is the simplest and easiest for
me to duplicate for the specific result I'm looking for, although I
see some very powerful tools that could potentially be customized in
useful ways.

Has anyone tried Biff's method and found a specific scenario in which
it does not work?

-Stephen
Omaha, NE


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