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Hello all! I have a formual set up to return the smallest number in a
column... =SMALL($E$4:$E$104,1) However, I need to to return the smallest number greater than zero. We have a contest going on and based on sales vs. the employee guess we may have some negative numbers come up so I don't want them to show in my top 5... Can you help? |
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=MIN(IF($E$4:$E$1040,$E$4:$E$104))
ctrl shift enter (not just enter) "CharlieS" wrote: Hello all! I have a formual set up to return the smallest number in a column... =SMALL($E$4:$E$104,1) However, I need to to return the smallest number greater than zero. We have a contest going on and based on sales vs. the employee guess we may have some negative numbers come up so I don't want them to show in my top 5... Can you help? |
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Thanks! Why does ctrl shift enter work, but enter does not?
Also I need to find the smallest 5 from the list, but if I copy this formula to the next row down it gives me the same number. When I use SMALL I can have it return 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in different rows... So I need it to return the smallest 5 while ignoring anything less than zero... "Teethless mama" wrote: =MIN(IF($E$4:$E$1040,$E$4:$E$104)) ctrl shift enter (not just enter) "CharlieS" wrote: Hello all! I have a formual set up to return the smallest number in a column... =SMALL($E$4:$E$104,1) However, I need to to return the smallest number greater than zero. We have a contest going on and based on sales vs. the employee guess we may have some negative numbers come up so I don't want them to show in my top 5... Can you help? |
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Try this:
=SMALL(IF(E$4:E$1040,E$4:E$104),ROW()) This is an array formula, so you must use CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER instead of just ENTER once you have typed it in or subsequently edit it. I have assumed that you enter this on row 1, but if it is on row 4 (for example) make the end of the formula ... ROW()-3). This can then be copied down into 4 cells below to give you the 5 smallest values greater than 0 in the range E4 to E104. Hope this helps. Pete CharlieS wrote: Thanks! Why does ctrl shift enter work, but enter does not? Also I need to find the smallest 5 from the list, but if I copy this formula to the next row down it gives me the same number. When I use SMALL I can have it return 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in different rows... So I need it to return the smallest 5 while ignoring anything less than zero... "Teethless mama" wrote: =MIN(IF($E$4:$E$1040,$E$4:$E$104)) ctrl shift enter (not just enter) "CharlieS" wrote: Hello all! I have a formual set up to return the smallest number in a column... =SMALL($E$4:$E$104,1) However, I need to to return the smallest number greater than zero. We have a contest going on and based on sales vs. the employee guess we may have some negative numbers come up so I don't want them to show in my top 5... Can you help? |
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