https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=83131

--- Comment #3 from Robert Pollak <[email protected]> ---
Additionally, there should be COLMAX,COLMIN for the number of the
maximal/minimal column.

I just see that my description is inconsistent: It should be ROWMAX, not
ARGMAX.

Actually, maybe ARGMAX is even better than ROWMAX/COLMAX: It could return the
cell reference of the maximal/minimal value. In my use case, the year with
maximal income would then be "=OFFSET(ARGMAX(<income column>), 0, -1)".

Hmm - I just found out that the whole functionality is partially covered by
HLOOKUP/VLOOKUP. In my use case, the "income" column would need to be left of
the "year" column, then the year with maximal income is "=VLOOKUP(MAX(<income
column>), <table region>, 2, FALSE)".

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