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I am trying to create a formula with the following results: Col. A Col. B Col. C Col. D Box Order(Ascending) 3 2 1 123 9 3 9 399 8 7 6 678 I want to take numbers from 3 cells and combine them in ascending order. I need a formula in column D that will display the numbers as listed above. Can anyone help? Please. Thanks to all you Excel Gurus! | | |
United States Member #13130 March 30, 2005 2171 Posts Offline | Posted: May 16, 2012, 1:01 pm - IP Logged | |
I thought you'd need a macro for this since the entry numbers won't be in a fixed order. But, it seems if you're willing to take an intermediate step ... http://www.lotterypost.com/thread/114945 In neo-conned Amerika, bank robs you. Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms should be the name of a convenience store, not a govnoment agency. | | |
COLUMBUS,GA. United States Member #4924 June 3, 2004 6318 Posts Online | Posted: May 16, 2012, 1:13 pm - IP Logged | |
Try this =MIN(a19:c19)&MEDIAN(a19:c19)&MAX(a19:c19) change cell range to yours | | |
Economy class Belgium Member #123700 February 27, 2012 4035 Posts Offline | Posted: May 16, 2012, 1:27 pm - IP Logged | |
I am trying to create a formula with the following results: Col. A Col. B Col. C Col. D Box Order(Ascending) 3 2 1 123 9 3 9 399 8 7 6 678 I want to take numbers from 3 cells and combine them in ascending order. I need a formula in column D that will display the numbers as listed above. Can anyone help? Please. Thanks to all you Excel Gurus! 1. You don't need VBA. 2. Median won't work for Pick 4. | | |
Thread Starter EAST COAST, USA United States Member #49428 January 31, 2007 553 Posts Offline | Posted: May 16, 2012, 3:59 pm - IP Logged | |
Thanks a million time*treat. I'm willing to try anything. I've created a cumbersome macro and it takes a long time to process. It handles only small amounts of data efficiently. | | |
Thread Starter EAST COAST, USA United States Member #49428 January 31, 2007 553 Posts Offline | Posted: May 16, 2012, 4:00 pm - IP Logged | |
Try this =MIN(a19:c19)&MEDIAN(a19:c19)&MAX(a19:c19) change cell range to yours thanks Cabob...I'll try this. Will let you know how it turns out. | | |
Thread Starter EAST COAST, USA United States Member #49428 January 31, 2007 553 Posts Offline | Posted: May 16, 2012, 4:06 pm - IP Logged | |
thanks Cabob...I'll try this. Will let you know how it turns out. Take your bow! You are an Excel Guru! This was very simple and easy to follow. I am now going to have to reprogram a boat load of stuff but this certainly makes my life easier! You are the stuff! | | |
United States Member #124493 March 14, 2012 7023 Posts Offline
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Take your bow! You are an Excel Guru! This was very simple and easy to follow. I am now going to have to reprogram a boat load of stuff but this certainly makes my life easier! You are the stuff! good stuff carbob... now how do you take the new results and put each digit into new cells for filtering? | | |
United States Member #41846 June 23, 2006 479 Posts Offline | Posted: May 16, 2012, 8:39 pm - IP Logged | |
good stuff carbob... now how do you take the new results and put each digit into new cells for filtering? Carbobs method causes EXCEL to think that the result is text, not a number. for most purposes this is not a problem, just something to be aware of. it does have the adavantage that the leading 0 is displayed. if it was a number the leading 0 would not be displayed. Lotoboner to convert this back to a 3 digit number, lets assume the result is in A9, and you want your 3 digits in A10,11,and 12, it could be anywhere you just have to change the references. in A10 enter =value(mid(a9,1,1) in A11 enter =value(mid(a9,2,1) in A12 enter =value(mid(a9,3,1) your result is now a number again with each digit in its own cell. | | |
New Jersey United States Member #17843 June 28, 2005 79865 Posts Online | Posted: May 17, 2012, 6:18 pm - IP Logged | |
I am trying to create a formula with the following results: Col. A Col. B Col. C Col. D Box Order(Ascending) 3 2 1 123 9 3 9 399 8 7 6 678 I want to take numbers from 3 cells and combine them in ascending order. I need a formula in column D that will display the numbers as listed above. Can anyone help? Please. Thanks to all you Excel Gurus! Cell D2: =SMALL($A2:$C2,1)*100+SMALL($A2:$C2,2)*10+SMALL($A2:$C2,3)*1 A mind once stretched by a new idea never returns to its original dimensions! | | |
United States Member #124493 March 14, 2012 7023 Posts Offline
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Carbobs method causes EXCEL to think that the result is text, not a number. for most purposes this is not a problem, just something to be aware of. it does have the adavantage that the leading 0 is displayed. if it was a number the leading 0 would not be displayed. Lotoboner to convert this back to a 3 digit number, lets assume the result is in A9, and you want your 3 digits in A10,11,and 12, it could be anywhere you just have to change the references. in A10 enter =value(mid(a9,1,1) in A11 enter =value(mid(a9,2,1) in A12 enter =value(mid(a9,3,1) your result is now a number again with each digit in its own cell. thanks for the reply philight...i have not tried it yet but i made this post as a favorite so when it gets buried i can still find it...i dont normally do that type of analysis but i DO have a question on how to convert cells...using 10 20 30 as place holders...for example.. | | |
United States Member #124493 March 14, 2012 7023 Posts Offline
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I am trying to create a formula with the following results: Col. A Col. B Col. C Col. D Col. E Col. F 3 2 1 13 22 31 9 3 9 19 23 39 8 7 6 18 27 36 I want to take numbers from 3 cells and convert them. I need a formula to convert the three cells into differnt values as shown above.... Can anyone help? Please. Thanks to all you Excel Gurus! | | |
United States Member #124493 March 14, 2012 7023 Posts Offline
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actually now that i look at it i can use a simple additive formulas... 10 + 3 20 + 2 30 + 1 DUH!!!  Well i guess i just want to be sure its that simple... | | |
United States Member #124493 March 14, 2012 7023 Posts Offline
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ok i just tried it...and it worked...so i guess i will delete my posts...or i will just leave them up so everybody can see what a bone head i can be!!! simple...=bc1+10 wow!! I am an excel guru too!!! | | |
NYC United States Member #54483 August 20, 2007 888 Posts Offline | Posted: May 31, 2012, 9:54 pm - IP Logged | |
Cell D2: =SMALL($A2:$C2,1)*100+SMALL($A2:$C2,2)*10+SMALL($A2:$C2,3)*1 Hi, Raven: I sent a PM to you just now but your Inbox is full. | | |
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