Avoiding code duplication for attribute-removal code

I need to use the same code in different jQuery attributes. Is it possible to put this if in a external function and call it inside a change event? I would like avoid duplicating code.

$("#Max").change(function () {
var max = $("#Max").val();
var min = $("#Min").val();

if (max != min) {
    $("#Result").attr("disabled", "disabled");
}
else {
    $("#Result").removeAttr("disabled");
}
});

$("#Min").change(function () {
var max = $("#Max").val();
var min = $("#Min").val();

if (max != min) {
    $("#Result").attr("disabled", "disabled");
}
else {
    $("#Result").removeAttr("disabled");
}
});

I think that @david-harkness code could be simplified further:

(function () {
    var $max = $("#Max"),
        $min = $("#Min"),
        $result = $("#Result"),
        changeHandler = function () {
            $result.prop("disabled", $max.val() != $min.val());
        };

    $max.change(changeHandler);
    $min.change(changeHandler);
}());

but I'm not really sure about the side effects of using prop instead of attr.

StackExchange Code Review Q#59082, answer score: 7