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Thanks for the correction, David.
David Biddulph wrote: I think you may have intended MIN rather than MAX, Dave? It always seems strange that to limit a formula to a maximum value one uses the MIN function, so my mental agility sometimes struggles with the problem. :-) -- David Biddulph "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... =max(a1,b1-c1) or maybe =max(a1,abs(b1-c1)) b1 and c1 are the two cells to compare. A1 is the cell not to exceed. Theresa wrote: How can I get an if formula to return the difference of two cells but not more than the value of another cell? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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