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I would like to have a function that was able to recognize the
smallest/largest figure in one cell based on a criteria. For example, let's say I run multiple convenience stores and want to find the lowest price for SKU 12345 in the following table: SKU Price 11111 $3.00 12345 $1.50 12345 $1.51 11112 $0.92 12345 $1.49 My worksheet has a 2nd tab with a list of unique SKUs that are being used and a single column to show the lowest price, and another to show the highest (and the average). I can't seem to get DMIN or any vlookup functions to work. Any advice would be appreciated! |
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