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Omitting zeroes when looking for minimum values
"pdeaston" wrote...
I have a spreadsheet where I track maximum and minimum values. The data is entered daily, so I have formulas entered for the entire year. That means, of course, that zero is the value for every day of the year beyond today. How do I omit those in my calculation of minimum values? Another alternative: use dynamic ranges. If your daily data were in C3:C367, you could try =MIN(C3:INDEX(C3:C367,TODAY()-DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),1,1)+1)) |
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