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=MEDIAN(A1,10,20)
I assume that you don't actually mean "above 10", but that you mean "greater than or equal to 10", and that you don't actually mean "below 20" and that you mean "less than or equal to 20". With the same assumptions, an alternative would be =IF(A1<10,10,IF(A120,20,A1)) and another alternative would be =MAX(10,MIN(A1,20)) -- David Biddulph "jrmcosmo" wrote in message ... What formula or statement can I use to change numerical values that I want to keep above a certain lower limit and below a certain upper limit? Say I wanted to keep the values above 10 but below 20. "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: That is more of a statement than a question. We need a lot more details than that. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "jrmcosmo" wrote: I need to change some upper and lower values of some numerical data based on a upper and lower range. |
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