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Well, I think I got it! Players names in col 'C' from D6 to D20, POINTS in
col'D', and so on- First I needed to 'see' which player had the Lowest and put this value in a cell(ie:d37): =small(d6:d20,((countif(c6:c20,"")+1)) Then, I use this number to find my player who this number matches to in next cell (ie: d38): =index(c6:i20,match(d37,d6:d20,FALSE),1) Thanks for everyone's help! Greatly appreciated! Duane "Duane" wrote: HA!! Now I have another little glitch in my calculations!!! I have the ability to have 15 boys on the team but we currently have only 12 so when I want to find the player with the 'MIN assists' it shows me the entry where I don't have a boy because 'HE' (not listed) is '0' I need some way to have my calculation IGNORE the entries if the Player name is a NUL non entry. Sorry if I am wasting your time but I am not that fluent with Excel yet! Thanks again! Duane |
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