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Hello,
My question is regards to marking where my data is at its limit. For example, if I have data for usage, but I want my limit to be at 100 items and have it mark where the limit is so I know when and where I had to put in an order. For example: Usage Limit 50 50 10 30 25 X 50 25 25 X So at A6 and A9 I had put in a new order. Is there a formula to mark when and where this limit occurs? Thanks |