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finding the cell with min value and returning the contents of neig
I have a worksheet that contains detect levels for various compounds. In the
range AD7:AD46 are the Minimun detectable levels of the compound. at the botom of the Col in cell AB49 I need a formula that will return the contents of the cell that is found two cells to the left (within Col AB) of the Minimun value within the range AD7:AD46. (Note Column AC is hidden and currenlty not used) If I need to send an example let me know... I just dont know how to return, within a formula, the cell number where the min value is located. I would assume the formula would look something like this within cell AB49: =Value of cell(2 cells to the left of the Min(AD7:AD46)) |
finding the cell with min value and returning the contents of neig
Try this:
=INDEX(AB7:AB46,MATCH(MIN(AD7:AD46),AD7:AD46,0)) Biff "Will" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that contains detect levels for various compounds. In the range AD7:AD46 are the Minimun detectable levels of the compound. at the botom of the Col in cell AB49 I need a formula that will return the contents of the cell that is found two cells to the left (within Col AB) of the Minimun value within the range AD7:AD46. (Note Column AC is hidden and currenlty not used) If I need to send an example let me know... I just dont know how to return, within a formula, the cell number where the min value is located. I would assume the formula would look something like this within cell AB49: =Value of cell(2 cells to the left of the Min(AD7:AD46)) |
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