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I am having a problem with a spreadsheet for portfolio values. The table is
layed out with each month being the next column. I want to find the min, and then display the month that is associated with that minimum. I can't sort the data since it is by month. |
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From a posting by Mike H. ONE line
=ADDRESS(MIN(IF(MIN(A2:E8)=A2:E8,ROW(A2:E8))),MIN( IF(MIN(A2:E8)=A2:E8,COLUMN(A2:E8))),4) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "D. Murphy" <D. wrote in message ... I am having a problem with a spreadsheet for portfolio values. The table is layed out with each month being the next column. I want to find the min, and then display the month that is associated with that minimum. I can't sort the data since it is by month. |
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I tried the formula and it didn't work. I can also do it in VBA if anyone
knows how to get me there. All I want to do is find the minimum portfolio value and then offset a few rows up to get the date that the min occurred. |
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If desired, send you file to my address below and I will take a look. One of the things I am is a retired regional manager for ING. As such, I once held a series 7 license. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "D. Murphy" wrote in message ... I tried the formula and it didn't work. I can also do it in VBA if anyone knows how to get me there. All I want to do is find the minimum portfolio value and then offset a few rows up to get the date that the min occurred. |
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