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I have to find minimum value in a range of column for eg. a1 to a100 other
than zero. The formula "=min(a1:a100)" returns value 0 if the minimum value is 0 but I require the minimum value other than zero (all my values are in positive side only) |
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=MIN(if(A1:A1000,A1:A100)) Commt with CTRL SHIFT ENTER "ezil" wrote: I have to find minimum value in a range of column for eg. a1 to a100 other than zero. The formula "=min(a1:a100)" returns value 0 if the minimum value is 0 but I require the minimum value other than zero (all my values are in positive side only) |
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One way (array-entered: CTRL-SHIFT_ENTER or CMD-RETURN):
=MIN(IF(A1:A1000,A1:A100)) In article , ezil wrote: I have to find minimum value in a range of column for eg. a1 to a100 other than zero. The formula "=min(a1:a100)" returns value 0 if the minimum value is 0 but I require the minimum value other than zero (all my values are in positive side only) |
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