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I am looking at four columns across of data. I can do a simple Min to
find the lowest value of the four columns, but in the cell to the left of the results of the minimum, I would like to identify the column header for the results. Is that possible. |
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With the headers in A1:D1
and the data in A2:D999 You could put this formula in E2 (and drag down): =index($a$1:$d$1,match(min($a2:$d2),$a2:$d2,0)) You could also replace the min($a2:$d2) with the cell that holds the minimum. === You wanted to see the header for the minimum in each row, right??? wrote: I am looking at four columns across of data. I can do a simple Min to find the lowest value of the four columns, but in the cell to the left of the results of the minimum, I would like to identify the column header for the results. Is that possible. -- Dave Peterson |
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