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I need to find the minimum value in a data range (F174:F188), but greater
than zero. I tried "=MIN(F174:F1880)" and it does not work. How can I do
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Try

=MIN(IF(F174:F188 0,F174:F188))

Enter with Ctrl+Shift+Enter NOT just enter

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I need to find the minimum value in a data range (F174:F188), but greater
than zero. I tried "=MIN(F174:F1880)" and it does not work. How can I do
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Worked like a charm! Thanks for taking the time to help, Mike!!

"Mike H" wrote:

Try

=MIN(IF(F174:F188 0,F174:F188))

Enter with Ctrl+Shift+Enter NOT just enter

Mike

"Glenn L." wrote:

I need to find the minimum value in a data range (F174:F188), but greater
than zero. I tried "=MIN(F174:F1880)" and it does not work. How can I do
this?

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