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getting excel to take '<' values into account in calculations
You did not post your layout or formulas but see if this helps. This is an
ARRAY formula which must be entered using ctrl+shift+enter =MAX(IF(B2:B22<0.05,B2:B22)) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Milly" wrote in message ... How do you include values in a min,max calcualtion with the character < preceeding some of them. E.g <0.05. Please help, loads of data to get through and these are slowing me down!! |
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