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Posted on July 20, 2022 By ANmar

Finding which vehicle with minimum (or maximum) amount of savings among peers.

This is an old request, found its formula in my archive to calculate which of the 4 columns is actually has the minimum (or maximum) of savings among other columns.

Trick is as you guessed it was OFFSET.

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