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Default How do I set a mimimum quotient value?

Is there a way to set the mimum value at 1 for all quotients?

Example:
A/B=C How do I get C to be a minimum of 1 if the quotient of A/B= less than 1?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Robert
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JE McGimpsey
 
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One way:

=MAX(1, A/B)

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Is there a way to set the mimum value at 1 for all quotients?

Example:
A/B=C How do I get C to be a minimum of 1 if the quotient of A/B= less than 1?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Robert

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Niek Otten
 
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Hi Robert,

=MAX(1,A1/B1)

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Kind Regards,

Niek Otten

Microsoft MVP - Excel

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Is there a way to set the mimum value at 1 for all quotients?

Example:
A/B=C How do I get C to be a minimum of 1 if the quotient of A/B= less
than 1?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Robert



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Patti
 
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Is this what you're looking for:

IF(A1/B1<1,1,A1/B1)


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Is there a way to set the mimum value at 1 for all quotients?

Example:
A/B=C How do I get C to be a minimum of 1 if the quotient of A/B= less than 1?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Robert

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Jason Morin
 
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=MAX(A/B,1)

If you really mean quotient, try:

=MAX(INT(A/B),1)

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

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Is there a way to set the mimum value at 1 for all

quotients?

Example:
A/B=C How do I get C to be a minimum of 1 if the

quotient of A/B= less than 1?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Robert
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