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lowest number in a row that is greater than zero
I'm new at this but i think =MIN(A1:R1) in the cell where you want the result
should find the lowest value. -- Browny "Nigel Toates" wrote: I have a row of 19 cells that have many zeros in it but I need to find the lowest value that is greater than "0" The problem comes from having 19 months of sales figures and I want to find the lowest month value we had sales in. Thanks Nigel |
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