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I have three gas prices of which I'm trying to find the lowest (R,S,T)(in
three different cells). If R is the lowest I want it to return the letter "C", if S return letter "O", or if T return the letter "Y". I want the answer to appear in one cell. |
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Assuming "R" gas price in A1, "S" price in B1, and "T" in
C1, try: =CHOOSE(MATCH(MIN(A1:C1),A1:C1,0),"C","O","Y") HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I have three gas prices of which I'm trying to find the lowest (R,S,T)(in three different cells). If R is the lowest I want it to return the letter "C", if S return letter "O", or if T return the letter "Y". I want the answer to appear in one cell. . |
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Works great! Thank you!
"Jason Morin" wrote: Assuming "R" gas price in A1, "S" price in B1, and "T" in C1, try: =CHOOSE(MATCH(MIN(A1:C1),A1:C1,0),"C","O","Y") HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I have three gas prices of which I'm trying to find the lowest (R,S,T)(in three different cells). If R is the lowest I want it to return the letter "C", if S return letter "O", or if T return the letter "Y". I want the answer to appear in one cell. . |
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