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"Up to" function?
I need to enter a number into a cell that is related to the amount in another
cell. For instance... A1 = 100 B1 = 200 C1 = 300 D1 = C1, but only "up to" the amont in B1. Therefore, D1 will be 200. Can someone help me with this "up to" formula? |
"Up to" function?
"up to" in Excel is "min", as in:
d1: =min(c1,b1) Regards, Fred. "Rob" wrote in message ... I need to enter a number into a cell that is related to the amount in another cell. For instance... A1 = 100 B1 = 200 C1 = 300 D1 = C1, but only "up to" the amont in B1. Therefore, D1 will be 200. Can someone help me with this "up to" formula? |
"Up to" function?
Your a lifesaver! Thank you!
"Fred Smith" wrote: "up to" in Excel is "min", as in: d1: =min(c1,b1) Regards, Fred. "Rob" wrote in message ... I need to enter a number into a cell that is related to the amount in another cell. For instance... A1 = 100 B1 = 200 C1 = 300 D1 = C1, but only "up to" the amont in B1. Therefore, D1 will be 200. Can someone help me with this "up to" formula? |
"Up to" function?
You're welcome. Glad I could help.
Regards, Fred. "Rob" wrote in message ... Your a lifesaver! Thank you! "Fred Smith" wrote: "up to" in Excel is "min", as in: d1: =min(c1,b1) Regards, Fred. "Rob" wrote in message ... I need to enter a number into a cell that is related to the amount in another cell. For instance... A1 = 100 B1 = 200 C1 = 300 D1 = C1, but only "up to" the amont in B1. Therefore, D1 will be 200. Can someone help me with this "up to" formula? |
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