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I have a lookup formula to find the smallest date in a column or more
specifically a range (SUB_102). The forumlua is correctly finding the smallest value, however when it looks in the non contiguous range the forumal errors out. I have the same problem if i define the cells explicitly instead of using a range. I am using a non contiguous range in order to exclude a summary cell throughout the column. In the end this formula should find the smallest date in the range and return the letter found in column A of the same row. Anyone know how to make this work? Thanks. ------SUB_102 range source------ =Worksheet!$U$2:$U$16,Worksheet!$U$18:$U$29 ------Cell formula------ =LOOKUP(MIN(SUB_102),SUB_102,Worksheet!A:A) |
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