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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / December 2007calculating a special formula
(D2) holds the customer's target price, (F2) holds the price at which the company will sell to the customer, the formula in (F2) is based on the lowest price from 5 different vendors: (I2, K2, M2, O2, Q2), after this calculation, if (D2) is higher than (F2) then I want (F2) to match (D2). How would I do this? Thank you so much. The minimum price from the 5 cells is obtained with MIN(I2,K2,M2,O2,Q2) If you want the larger of this and D2 then: =MAX(MIN(I2,K2,M2,O2,Q2),D2) Have I read your question correctly? best wishes  SignatureBernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email > (D2) holds the customer's target price, (F2) holds the price at which > the company will sell to the customer, the formula in (F2) is based on > the lowest price from 5 different vendors: (I2, K2, M2, O2, Q2), after > this calculation, if (D2) is higher than (F2) then I want (F2) to > match (D2). How would I do this? Thank you so much.
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