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Excel2003 ... I have from 1-5 random numbers (format 2 decimal places). In a
separate column (Col I) I wish to always have the 2 lowest value from the random numbers ... The following formula achieves this for me, but I am thinking there might be a simpler way of writing??? One clarifier ... In the following Formula Col H contains a Qty which I wish to multiply the 2nd lowest value in Range C12:G12 by. =IF(MIN(C12:G12)=MAX(C12:G12),MAX(C12:G12)*H12,IF( SMALL(C12:G12,2)MIN(C12:G12),SMALL(C12:G12,2)*H12 ,IF(SMALL(C12:G12,3)MIN(C12:G12),SMALL(C12:G12,3) *H12,IF(SMALL(C12:G12,4)MIN(C12:G12),SMALL(C12:G1 2,4)*H12,(MAX(C12:G12)*H12))))) Thanks ... Kha |
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