Hi all,
I'm trying to make a cost calculation but I don't know the exact price of some cost. It it possible to make the value a range, so that the final cost will also be a range?
Hi all,
I'm trying to make a cost calculation but I don't know the exact price of some cost. It it possible to make the value a range, so that the final cost will also be a range?
It's not clear what you want. But here are two possibilities. the second possibility returns TEXT that just LOOKS like a number.
Glenn
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To do it with formulas you would probably need to set up a few columns (or rows depending on how it is set up).
For instance you could have the following columns (actual, min, max) then use a formula to determine what values to display:
=if(ISBLANK(actual first cell),min first cell&"-"max first cell,actual)
That will return the actual value if there is one and will enter a text range if not, showing the min - max values, obviously that wont help with suming you min/max values but its a starting point, can you provide a small example of what you are trying to produce?
Dear Glenn,
The second example was the one I was looking for thanks!![]()
As long as you realise that it is text... not a number.
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