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lowest number in a set EXCLUDING zero
I'm trying to figure out which formula to use to find the lowest value (all
numbers) in a range excluding zero. I've tried MIN, MINA and DMIN, which I think is the correct one....but I'm not sure how to set the criteria to 0 Thanks for any help ^..^< |
lowest number in a set EXCLUDING zero
This is an array formula, entered by pressing Ctrl-Shift-Enter
=MIN(IF(A1:A30,A1:A3)) "Bad Kitty" wrote: I'm trying to figure out which formula to use to find the lowest value (all numbers) in a range excluding zero. I've tried MIN, MINA and DMIN, which I think is the correct one....but I'm not sure how to set the criteria to 0 Thanks for any help ^..^< |
lowest number in a set EXCLUDING zero
A non-array approach I saw Harlan Grove use:
=SMALL(A1:A7,COUNTIF(A1:A7,"<=0")+1) "Bad Kitty" wrote: I'm trying to figure out which formula to use to find the lowest value (all numbers) in a range excluding zero. I've tried MIN, MINA and DMIN, which I think is the correct one....but I'm not sure how to set the criteria to 0 Thanks for any help ^..^< |
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