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I have a row of numbers that represent cash. I use the min function to find
the lowest amount my cash gets to which is a negative and the Hlookup to find the corresponding date. Now I need to find the first time my cash gets positive that is equal to or greater than my min number. I tried using the lookup function but it gives the amount that is less than the min. If you can help me with this I would appreciate it. |
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let me make a small note to this post. If my min is ($500,000) I wan tto
find the first time the cash reaches $500,000 to the good. "Lambchop" wrote: I have a row of numbers that represent cash. I use the min function to find the lowest amount my cash gets to which is a negative and the Hlookup to find the corresponding date. Now I need to find the first time my cash gets positive that is equal to or greater than my min number. I tried using the lookup function but it gives the amount that is less than the min. If you can help me with this I would appreciate it. |
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I'm not sure I have understood your request, but maybe something like =MATCH(ABS(MIN(A1:M1)),A1:M1,0) -- Regards Roger Govier "Lambchop" wrote in message ... let me make a small note to this post. If my min is ($500,000) I wan tto find the first time the cash reaches $500,000 to the good. "Lambchop" wrote: I have a row of numbers that represent cash. I use the min function to find the lowest amount my cash gets to which is a negative and the Hlookup to find the corresponding date. Now I need to find the first time my cash gets positive that is equal to or greater than my min number. I tried using the lookup function but it gives the amount that is less than the min. If you can help me with this I would appreciate it. |
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Roger.
Not exactly. Maybe this will help a b c d e f g h (125) (525) (300) 0 25 225 575 625 The min is -525 and I want the formula to find the first time the Positive number is = the min. I would need it to return the result of 575. If you can help with this I would appreciate it. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi I'm not sure I have understood your request, but maybe something like =MATCH(ABS(MIN(A1:M1)),A1:M1,0) -- Regards Roger Govier "Lambchop" wrote in message ... let me make a small note to this post. If my min is ($500,000) I wan tto find the first time the cash reaches $500,000 to the good. "Lambchop" wrote: I have a row of numbers that represent cash. I use the min function to find the lowest amount my cash gets to which is a negative and the Hlookup to find the corresponding date. Now I need to find the first time my cash gets positive that is equal to or greater than my min number. I tried using the lookup function but it gives the amount that is less than the min. If you can help me with this I would appreciate it. |
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Maybe something like
=INDEX(A1:H1,MATCH(TRUE,A1:H1=ABS(MIN(A1:H1)),0)) entered with ctrl + shift & enter -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Lambchop" wrote in message ... Roger. Not exactly. Maybe this will help a b c d e f g h (125) (525) (300) 0 25 225 575 625 The min is -525 and I want the formula to find the first time the Positive number is = the min. I would need it to return the result of 575. If you can help with this I would appreciate it. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi I'm not sure I have understood your request, but maybe something like =MATCH(ABS(MIN(A1:M1)),A1:M1,0) -- Regards Roger Govier "Lambchop" wrote in message ... let me make a small note to this post. If my min is ($500,000) I wan tto find the first time the cash reaches $500,000 to the good. "Lambchop" wrote: I have a row of numbers that represent cash. I use the min function to find the lowest amount my cash gets to which is a negative and the Hlookup to find the corresponding date. Now I need to find the first time my cash gets positive that is equal to or greater than my min number. I tried using the lookup function but it gives the amount that is less than the min. If you can help me with this I would appreciate it. |
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