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![]() Sorry if this has been asked before but I failed to find it. I want to write a small function for use in an array function. The function (MinChar) returns the smallest lexicographically of its parameters (like MIN but works with text). I want to use this function in an array formula ={MinChar(IF(E10:E14B8,E10:E14))} so that I get the smallest value that is bigger than B8. ={MIN(IF(E10:E14B8,E10:E14))} where the values are all numeric works just fine so why does the custom function not work? I have tried parameters as a range or as a parameter array but I get #VALUE every time. MinChar(E10:E14) works fine. TFAI -- RincewindWIZZ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ RincewindWIZZ's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=20622 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=373901 |
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