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Thanks a lot. This is exactly what I am looking for.
"Alan Beban" wrote: S wrote: Hi, If I have an array of number, for instance grades(25,10,30,22), is there a function that I could use to tell me which position of the array list contains the smallest value? ie. in this case, it will return 1 as 10 is the smallest value and its position in the array "grades" is 1. Thanks. Since this is in the programming group, and because you referred to 10 as being in the 1 position in the array, I'll assume that grades is a 0-based array. positionNumber=Application.Match(Application.Min(g rades), grades, 0) - 1 Alan Beban |
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