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Ok, A few weeks ago I asked for help in finding the smallest two numbers in a
group of numbers that were added together in order to reduce the total by the smallest numbers. the form that was suggested was(using my cell locations): =sum(I9,L9,R9,V9,Y9-small((I9,L9,R9,V9,Y9),{1,2})) This is not working correctly, assume that the the values in the designated cells are the following values:0, 11, 9, 9, 15; the value that is computed is 50. The only thing that seems to be consistent is that the last value is added in again then the two smallest values are subtracted. I tried on several sets of values and it was always coming up the same way, if I add the last value in then subtract the two lowest values it matches what Excel computes. Obviously I am doing something wrong but what? All comments, and suggestions are welcome and appreciated. |
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