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Question : Identifying Best Price....
In the attached spreadsheet I have up to six prices in each row, and I want to find the best price and put the column heading (where the best price is) in the right-most column. I think you will understand from the example. I have tried to use the min() function and also conditional formatting, but I have not been able to crack this question. Can you help me? Thanks. - Tom
Answer : Identifying Best Price....
Try this formula in H4 copied down
=INDEX(A$2:G$2,MATCH(M
IN(A4:G4),
A4:G4,0))
r
egards, barry
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