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is there a way to use the WorksheetFunction.Min function, But ignore 0's?
So for example iFirst2 = 6 iFirst3 = 0 iFirst4 = 10 Excel.WorksheetFunction.Min(iFirst2, iFirst3, iFirst4) I would like to get iFirst2 out. Not iFirst3. Or is there an easy way to get this value? thanks |
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You can do it in code easy enough...
Dim R As Range Dim Min as Double For Each R In Range("A1:A10") If R.Value < 0 Then If R.Value < Min Or Min = 0 Then Min = R.Value End If Next -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "greg" wrote in message ... is there a way to use the WorksheetFunction.Min function, But ignore 0's? So for example iFirst2 = 6 iFirst3 = 0 iFirst4 = 10 Excel.WorksheetFunction.Min(iFirst2, iFirst3, iFirst4) I would like to get iFirst2 out. Not iFirst3. Or is there an easy way to get this value? thanks |
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