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Have columns with mileages from one starting point to another to figure the
shortest distance Ex: Column A - Main Address Column B - City Column C - ending address with mileage in row 2 Column D - different ending address with mileage in row 2 Column E - minimum mileage using =min(C2:D2) function Column F - how do I capture the contents - the header which is the ending address of column C1 and D1 depending on column E return of the minimum mileage? Anyone have any clues? Thanks Linda |
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=IF(C2=MIN(C2,D2),C1,D1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "LRay67" wrote in message ... Have columns with mileages from one starting point to another to figure the shortest distance Ex: Column A - Main Address Column B - City Column C - ending address with mileage in row 2 Column D - different ending address with mileage in row 2 Column E - minimum mileage using =min(C2:D2) function Column F - how do I capture the contents - the header which is the ending address of column C1 and D1 depending on column E return of the minimum mileage? Anyone have any clues? Thanks Linda |
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