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ok here is my formula:
=INDEX('Performance Summary'!D4:H4,MATCH(MIN('Performance Summary'!D24:H24),'Performance Summary'!D24:H24,0)) Basically the data in cells D4:H4 are years like 2008, 2007 etc. They are the values I need returned. However - in my formula with the MIN section - I only want to include those that are greater then 0. So I need to have cells D24:H24 in there but if say H24 is zero then I don't want it to include that. |
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