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when I copy/paste the formula "=SMALL(A1:A5,COUNTIF(A1:A5,0)+1)" in cell C2,
I get the following error messgae: ========================= The formula you typed contains an error. - For information about fixing common formula problems, click Help. - To get assistance in entering a function, click OK, then Function on the Insert menu. - If you are not trying to enter a formula, avoid using an equal sign (=) or minus sign (-), or precede it with a single quotations mark('). ========================= If I then click on OK, "A5,COUNTIF" is highlited as if something was wrong there... I figured out the problem... between A5 and COUNTIF, I need to put ";" and not ",". Same thing between A5 and 0. "Michael" wrote: Works fine for me!! Can you let us know what error you are getting Regards Michael -- Michael Mitchelson "One-Leg" wrote: The formula given bellow doesn't work... "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =SMALL(A1:A5,COUNTIF(A1:A5,0)+1) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "One-Leg" wrote in message ... Hello, If I have a list of numbers in colum "A". A1: 10 A2: 20 A3: 00 A4: 15 A5: 50 An I want to see in cell C2 what is the lowest number in colum that is above 0 (in this case, it would be "10"). What do I need to put in cell C2??? Thanks!!! |
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