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Default Determing Range Criteria

try this idea using this ARRAY formula which must be entered using
ctrl+shift+enter. Also suggest NOT using 65000. Use something less

=MAX(IF(A1:A100<0,A1:A100))

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Don Guillett
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"Jim Aksel" wrote in message
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I have a series of numbers. For all intents an purposes the range is
-infinity to +infinity. All values are integers, and there may be
multiples... Example, there may be a quantity of 40 with a value of "15".
The numbers are in random order and cannot be sorted.

Determining the min/max is easy: =Min(A1:A65000) and Max(A1:A65000).

I want to determine the largest negative value and the smallest positive
value. I don't care about its position or frequency of occurence, only the
value is important to me.

Do I need to write my own function in VBA or is there something easy I am
missing?