I have a sheet that is comparing vendor's pricing. I am using the MIN to
find the cheapest cost, but now I want to find out which vendor it is based
on the cost. The vendor's name is across the top of the columns and the MIN
price is found in the column to the right of all the prices. The value I
want in the end it the vendor's name who has the cheapest cost for that row.

Any help is appreciated!

-EW

Hi, I think it can be solved using offset & index match functions. If
possible, provide the sample data.
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Dilip Kumar Pandey
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+91 9810929744
New Delhi, India


"wagz" wrote:

I have a sheet that is comparing vendor's pricing. I am using the MIN to
find the cheapest cost, but now I want to find out which vendor it is based
on the cost. The vendor's name is across the top of the columns and the MIN
price is found in the column to the right of all the prices. The value I
want in the end it the vendor's name who has the cheapest cost for that row.

Any help is appreciated!

-EW

Hi

With Vendors names in A1:M1 and prices in A2:M2 and Min of A2:M2 in N2
=INDEX($A1:$M$1,MATCH($N2,$A2:$M2,0))

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I have a sheet that is comparing vendor's pricing. I am using the MIN to
find the cheapest cost, but now I want to find out which vendor it is
based
on the cost. The vendor's name is across the top of the columns and the
MIN
price is found in the column to the right of all the prices. The value I
want in the end it the vendor's name who has the cheapest cost for that
row.

Any help is appreciated!

-EW

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