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Lowest two values
Hi
I am trying to write a formula using the two lowest numbers from a selection where say x=lowest and y=second lowest =x+y any suggestions? ps. x and y may sometimes be the same number |
Lowest two values
Try this:
=SMALL(range,1)+SMALL(range,2) Fill in your range of cells. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 29, 12:43*am, Muz wrote: Hi I am trying to write a formula using the two lowest numbers from a selection where say x=lowest and y=second lowest =x+y any suggestions? ps. x and y may sometimes be the same number |
Lowest two values
Hi Muz
Try: =SUMPRODUCT(SMALL(range,{1,2})) Regards, Pedro J. Hi I am trying to write a formula using the two lowest numbers from a selection where say x=lowest and y=second lowest =x+y any suggestions? ps. x and y may sometimes be the same number |
Lowest two values
Check answers to your post in the misc. group.
Please don't multi-post! -- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Muz" wrote in message ... Hi I am trying to write a formula using the two lowest numbers from a selection where say x=lowest and y=second lowest =x+y any suggestions? ps. x and y may sometimes be the same number |
Lowest two values
Don't need SP< SUM is sufficient
=SUM(SMALL(rng,{1,2})) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Infinitogool" wrote in message ... Hi Muz Try: =SUMPRODUCT(SMALL(range,{1,2})) Regards, Pedro J. Hi I am trying to write a formula using the two lowest numbers from a selection where say x=lowest and y=second lowest =x+y any suggestions? ps. x and y may sometimes be the same number |
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