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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"art" wrote in message
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So what it seems, is that I can't really escape my speed problem. Whatever
I'll do, the alternative would not have any significant speed increase.

Thanks for your input.

Art.

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

You can avoid the array formula if we use some "helper" cells

Say in R99 we enter:

=IF(R2=0,"",R2) and copy across. Then we can simply use:

=MIN(R99:AA99)
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Gary''s Student - gsnu200854


"art" wrote:

Hello:

I have a formula to calculate the Min value of a range that has
includes
zero values, which the min formula ignors the zero valus. However, it
is an
array function which slows down my spreadsheet, since I have this array
formula on a long list. Is there a way to calculate the min of a range
which
has also some zero values without an array function?

The formula I use now is as follows:

={MIN(IF(R2:AA20,R2:AA2))}

Thanks.

Art