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Default How do I create a cell whose value can only go up, not down?

If c1 is the cell with changing values, and c2 holds the value, then you
can use c1's change event to increase the value in c2.

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target.Address = "$C$1" Then
If Target.Value Range("C2").Value Then
Range("C2").Value = Target.Value
End If
End Sub

Patrick Molloy
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Hi,

I have a formula in a cell currently, that is based on the value in
another cell. As the value in the other cell increases I want the
formula to be in effect and continue to calculate increasing values.

However, if the value in the other cell goes down, I no longer want
this formula to do anything, ie. the value it last calculated remains
in effect.

For your information this is to create a rising stop loss in an excel
portfolio. Hence the price may go up or down, but the stop loss
limit must only continue to rise.

Thanks,





 
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