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Taking your idea, I think jae ryu was looking more for a string of the form
"1988*0.77", rather than actually multiplying year values (if that's what they are?): =VLOOKUP(E1,$A$1:$C$21,2) & "*" & ROUND(MAX(D1,VLOOKUP(E1,$A$1:$C$21,3))/MIN(D1,VLOOKUP(E1,$A$1:$C$21,3)),2) placed in F1 and copied down (note yours should be put in F19 and copied up and down!) Pascal "Mike Fogleman" wrote in message ... How about a formula to put in F1 and copy it down? =VLOOKUP(E19,$A$1:$C$21,2)*(MAX(D19,VLOOKUP(E19,$A $1:$C$21,3))/MIN(D19,VLOOK UP(E19,$A$1:$C$21,3))) Mike F [snip] be followed. Col_F 1988*0.77 (here, 0.77=-0.27/-0.35) 1988*0.77 (here, 0.77=-0.27/-0.35) 1980*3.0 (here, 3=0.15/0.05) |
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