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Yes, Biff is right. Don't know how I made this mistake.
Mangesh "Mangesh Yadav" wrote in message ... =MIN(IF(A2:A10<"",A2:A10,"")) press control shift enter Mangesh "Odawg" wrote in message ... Hello All, I want to know what the Max and Min numbers are using the following formulas. The Max formula seems to work without any problem, however it's the Min that I have a problem with. =Max(A2:A10) =MIN(A2:A10) If I only have numbers in cells A2:A8 and the lowest number is 150, then in that cell that I have the following MIN formula in should show me 150. Instead it's blank because I still have two remaining cells in my range (A9 and A10). How can I fix this. Any and all help is greatly appreciated.. |
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