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Default MIN across worksheets, with INDIRECT

I don't think I am omitting any quotes or &s, but this doesn't seem to work.
Am I not passing a valid range to the MIN function?

=MIN(INDIRECT("Rater1:Rater4!"&B3))

Is there another way to type it, or do I need a more creative function?

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Default MIN across worksheets, with INDIRECT

Try
=MIN(Rater1:Rater4!&B3))

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I don't think I am omitting any quotes or &s, but this doesn't seem to work.
Am I not passing a valid range to the MIN function?

=MIN(INDIRECT("Rater1:Rater4!"&B3))

Is there another way to type it, or do I need a more creative function?

TIA

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Default MIN across worksheets, with INDIRECT

I don't think that works without using INDIRECT.

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Try
=MIN(Rater1:Rater4!&B3))

"andy62" wrote:

I don't think I am omitting any quotes or &s, but this doesn't seem to work.
Am I not passing a valid range to the MIN function?

=MIN(INDIRECT("Rater1:Rater4!"&B3))

Is there another way to type it, or do I need a more creative function?

TIA

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Default MIN across worksheets, with INDIRECT

Cut and paste error... I tested with Sheet1,..

Try using
=MIN(Rater1:Rater4!B3)

assuming you want to find the MIN in Cell 3 across four sheets...

"andy62" wrote:

I don't think that works without using INDIRECT.

"Sheeloo" wrote:

Try
=MIN(Rater1:Rater4!&B3))

"andy62" wrote:

I don't think I am omitting any quotes or &s, but this doesn't seem to work.
Am I not passing a valid range to the MIN function?

=MIN(INDIRECT("Rater1:Rater4!"&B3))

Is there another way to type it, or do I need a more creative function?

TIA

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Default MIN across worksheets, with INDIRECT

Why don't you try it?
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"andy62" wrote in message
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I don't think that works without using INDIRECT.

"Sheeloo" wrote:

Try
=MIN(Rater1:Rater4!&B3))

"andy62" wrote:

I don't think I am omitting any quotes or &s, but this doesn't seem to
work.
Am I not passing a valid range to the MIN function?

=MIN(INDIRECT("Rater1:Rater4!"&B3))

Is there another way to type it, or do I need a more creative function?

TIA





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Default MIN across worksheets, with INDIRECT

Sorry. I had removed the ampersand.
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Why don't you try it?
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"andy62" wrote in message
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I don't think that works without using INDIRECT.

"Sheeloo" wrote:

Try
=MIN(Rater1:Rater4!&B3))

"andy62" wrote:

I don't think I am omitting any quotes or &s, but this doesn't seem to
work.
Am I not passing a valid range to the MIN function?

=MIN(INDIRECT("Rater1:Rater4!"&B3))

Is there another way to type it, or do I need a more creative
function?

TIA





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