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How to keep track of high and low values for multiple cells in a sheet

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    Unhappy How to keep track of high and low values for multiple cells in a sheet

    Hallo there, I came upon VB code that will track the high and low associated with a specific cell in a worksheet. The code is:
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    I don't know how to apply this code to multiple cells in a sheet.

    Example:
    Row 1 - Value 1
    Row 2 - Value 2
    Row 3 - Value 3

    I want to keep track of the highs and lows for Value 1, Value 2 and Value 3 in a single sheet.

    Please help me.
    Last edited by arlu1201; 03-03-2013 at 01:43 PM. Reason: Use code tags.

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    Re: How to keep track of high and low values for multiple cells in a sheet

    Hi Attienel,

    Below is some code that finds the lowest and highest values in the first 3 rows of a sheet and reports the values for each. I have attached the spreadsheet as well. The macro is set to run automatically anytime a number is entered into any of the cells in the first 3 rows, so you can try it out and see if has the basics of what you are looking for.

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    Hope that helps,

    Daniel
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    Re: How to keep track of high and low values for multiple cells in a sheet

    Thank you Daniel for your reply. I will never be able to put together such complex queries.

    Please accept my apologies but I think that I did not communicate my problem clearly. I mapped my problem out in the attached spreadsheet.

    I hope that you can help me again.

    Looking forward to your response.

    Thank you
    Attie
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