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Hi!
I'm comparing prices of different companies and products. If I have prices in different cells for each company I can calculate the lowest price using: =MIN(A1;B1;C1;D1) The output is written in E1. How will I have cell F1 write the company name? Let's say the companies are IBM, MS, DELL, HP. If MS has the lowest price I will have the value of B1 in cell E1 and in cell F1 I will have the text MS. It is simple to to with an IF statement when you only have two companies. But what if you have three or more? Is there a formula to use for a general case with many companies? I am also curious if it it possible to change the color of cell F1 depending on the text there? Let's say blue for MS, red for Dell etc. Thanks! |
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