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Thanks to 'Biff', I was able to get the lowest result based on the previous
28 cells... and I thought it would be easy to convert that array so that I could also get the second lowest in the same 28 cells. Not quite as easy as I thought. Can anyone help? The original was: {=MIN(W68:INDEX(W1:W68,LARGE(IF(W1:W68<"",ROW(1:6 8)),28)))} and this gave me the lowest in the range. |
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