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Specify Maximum Value
Hi,
Is there a way to call for a maximum value, but for that value not to exceed X? For example, MAX(A:A) where the largest value is 7200, but I would specify that if the MAX value is over 7000, return 7000. I could use a logical statement, but I was wondering if there was a worksheet function that did it all in one without having to type out the logic. (Don't mean to be lazy, but I have LOTS of them to do.) Thanks in advance, Jason |
MIN(MAX(A:A),7000)
-- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "jcliquidtension" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there a way to call for a maximum value, but for that value not to exceed X? For example, MAX(A:A) where the largest value is 7200, but I would specify that if the MAX value is over 7000, return 7000. I could use a logical statement, but I was wondering if there was a worksheet function that did it all in one without having to type out the logic. (Don't mean to be lazy, but I have LOTS of them to do.) Thanks in advance, Jason |
Wow!! That's awesome!! I had never thought of that! I guess that's sort of
like with logic, there's only 3 statements, right? Anyway, thanks for the help! "Bernard Liengme" wrote: MIN(MAX(A:A),7000) -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "jcliquidtension" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there a way to call for a maximum value, but for that value not to exceed X? For example, MAX(A:A) where the largest value is 7200, but I would specify that if the MAX value is over 7000, return 7000. I could use a logical statement, but I was wondering if there was a worksheet function that did it all in one without having to type out the logic. (Don't mean to be lazy, but I have LOTS of them to do.) Thanks in advance, Jason |
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