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I would like Excel to compare the values in two cells and display the value
that is lowest of the two. Is there a formula to do that?
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Hi Sherri,

=MIN(A1,B1)

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I would like Excel to compare the values in two cells and display the value
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Thank you! I knew it must be easy to do, but I just couldn't find it in
Help. Thanks again!

"Ardus Petus" wrote:

Hi Sherri,

=MIN(A1,B1)

HTH
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"sherri" a écrit dans le message de news:
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I would like Excel to compare the values in two cells and display the value
that is lowest of the two. Is there a formula to do that?




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