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Is it possible to show the high and low values in column b based on the
grouping in column a? I have a customer list with the prices each customer
paid for the products. I want to know what the highest and lowest price each
customer paid for their products. Is this possible using Excel 2000 or 2003?

Thanks,
Lee Coleman


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This is an array formula which must be entered/edited with ctrl+shift+enter
=MIN(IF(C3:C33="customerA",D3:D33))
=max
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Is it possible to show the high and low values in column b based on the
grouping in column a? I have a customer list with the prices each customer
paid for the products. I want to know what the highest and lowest price
each customer paid for their products. Is this possible using Excel 2000
or 2003?

Thanks,
Lee Coleman




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You can get min and max by catagory by using a Pivor table. see:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Pivots/pivotstart.htm
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Is it possible to show the high and low values in column b based on the
grouping in column a? I have a customer list with the prices each customer
paid for the products. I want to know what the highest and lowest price each
customer paid for their products. Is this possible using Excel 2000 or 2003?

Thanks,
Lee Coleman



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