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What formula do I use to return the lowest value whether numeric or character
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Surely lowest can only apply to numeric, in which case it is just =MIN(A:A)
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You could use an array formula, entered with Ctrl-Shift-Enter:
=INDEX(C:C,MAX((C1:C1000<"")*(ROW(C1:C1000)))) This will return the 'lowest' value from the first 1000 rows of column C - by which I took to mean the last entry in the column.... HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Excel Lowest Value" <Excel Lowest wrote in message ... What formula do I use to return the lowest value whether numeric or character in the column? |
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