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From: Dan &lt;dan_ang_25@yahoo.com&gt;
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Subject: Re: Help: Finding 2nd max value index
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Thks Huy &amp; Clarkson alot. A bow to you all. 

i have acheived and understand it. And spending time to solve my codes. I learnt something new today.


Anyway, one last question is there any ways i can identify the 2nd max value, which column is it taken from. Eg. its from column 1, 2 , 3 ,4 or 5.

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