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I am trying to find the minimum date in a range, which contains blanks.
subject to a criteria. As the range contains blanks, these are currently picked up as the min date and display 00-Jan-00. Is there a way of using sumproduct and excluding/ignoring blank cells? PO1 is my range for criteria and Created1 is my range on the dates I am using in the following formula =Sumproduct(MIN(--(PO1=A2)*Created1)) Gwynneth -- Gwynneth |
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