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Ascending Order
Can someone show me the formula to solve my problem?
Cell A1=3 Cell B1=4 Cell C1=2 in cell D1=a1&b1&c1 which give me 342 but I like it to show i ascending order 234. What formula should be in cell D1? Thanks Michae -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Ascending Order
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one way (if you only have these three cells): =MIN(A1:C1) & LARGE(A1:C1,2) & MAX(A1:C1) -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Can someone show me the formula to solve my problem? Cell A1=3 Cell B1=4 Cell C1=2 in cell D1=a1&b1&c1 which give me 342 but I like it to show in ascending order 234. What formula should be in cell D1? Thanks Michael --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Ascending Order
Michel,
Try =SMALL(A1:C1,1)&SMALL(A1:C1,2)&SMALL(A1:C1,3) -- Regards, Auk Ales * Please reply to this newsgroup only * * I will not react on unsolicited e-mails * "Michael168 " wrote in message ... Can someone show me the formula to solve my problem? Cell A1=3 Cell B1=4 Cell C1=2 in cell D1=a1&b1&c1 which give me 342 but I like it to show in ascending order 234. What formula should be in cell D1? Thanks Michael --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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=Small(A1:C1,1)*100+ Small(A1:C1,2)*10 + Small(A1:C1,3) Assumes that cells A1,B1 & C1 contain a single digit Small(A1:C1,1) & Small(A1:C1,2) & Small(A1:C1,3) ' this gives you the correct sequence as tex |
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