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Steve Haack
 
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Default Looking for something similiar to MIN

I am looking for a MIN function that will tell me the smallest number in a
column of numbers, but only if it is unique. For example, if the column has 2
instances of the number 5, and it is the smallest, then I don't care, but if
there is only one instance, then I want to know about it. Ideally, it would
return the cell that it is in, rather than just the number.

Anybody know of something like that?

Thanks,
Steve
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Alan Beban
 
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Steve Haack wrote:
I am looking for a MIN function that will tell me the smallest number in a
column of numbers, but only if it is unique. For example, if the column has 2
instances of the number 5, and it is the smallest, then I don't care, but if
there is only one instance, then I want to know about it. Ideally, it would
return the cell that it is in, rather than just the number.

Anybody know of something like that?

Thanks,
Steve


=IF(COUNTIF(C1:C8,MIN(C1:C8))=1,"C"&MATCH(MIN(C1:C 8),C1:C8,0),"no single")

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Peo Sjoblom
 
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=MIN(IF(1/COUNTIF(A1:A10,A1:A10)=1,A1:A10))

entered with ctrl + shift & enter

if there can be blank cells within the range


=MIN(IF((A1:A10<"")/COUNTIF(A1:A10,A1:A10&"")=1,A1:A10))

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Peo Sjoblom


"Steve Haack" wrote in message
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I am looking for a MIN function that will tell me the smallest number in a
column of numbers, but only if it is unique. For example, if the column
has 2
instances of the number 5, and it is the smallest, then I don't care, but
if
there is only one instance, then I want to know about it. Ideally, it
would
return the cell that it is in, rather than just the number.

Anybody know of something like that?

Thanks,
Steve


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Bernd Plumhoff
 
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=IF(FREQUENCY(A:A,(MIN(A:A)))=1,MATCH(MIN(A:A),A:A ,FALSE))

HTH,
Bernd
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