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Minimum and Maximum with Complex Criteria
Hello
I hope i am not duplicating any previous query. I am trying to generate a minimum and maximum summary for a list that includes similar logical labels. For example If my list is Community Park.....10ha District Park...20ha Canal..3ha Open Space..4ha Lake...1ha I want to find the min/ max of all types of Green spaces (Community Park, District Park and Open Space) and Water Bodies (Lake, Canal). Is there an easy way to do this without adding another column? For example one could add a col that identifies Community Park, District Park and Open Space as Green Spaces and search the min/ max in this but as my list is long and needs frequent updates it would be a pain to maintain. Thanks in advance. Manosh |
Minimum and Maximum with Complex Criteria
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Minimum and Maximum with Complex Criteria
Thanks Don and Bill for your timely replies,
I particularly appreciate Bills recommendation of using a lookup table, i agree that it would certainly be the way to go, However here is a suggestion i received on another group and i thought i should share it with you =MIN(IF(ISNUMBER(FIND({"Canal","Lake"},C34:C201)), D34:D201)) Regards Manosh |
Minimum and Maximum with Complex Criteria
It's really NOT another group. You are actually multi-posting which is
frowned on here. Most of us read the different sub groups. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message ups.com... Thanks Don and Bill for your timely replies, I particularly appreciate Bills recommendation of using a lookup table, i agree that it would certainly be the way to go, However here is a suggestion i received on another group and i thought i should share it with you =MIN(IF(ISNUMBER(FIND({"Canal","Lake"},C34:C201)), D34:D201)) Regards Manosh |
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