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In a formula, how do I set a maximum acceptable value?
I need to calculate my loss on a rental property but the loss cannot be
greater than $25,000 no matter how large it actually is. How do I write an Excel formula that will include this maximum value limit? |
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In a formula, how do I set a maximum acceptable value?
Use the Min function, as in:
=min(25000,yourformula) Regards, Fred "hollisterbulldawg" wrote in message ... I need to calculate my loss on a rental property but the loss cannot be greater than $25,000 no matter how large it actually is. How do I write an Excel formula that will include this maximum value limit? |
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