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Default MIN/MAX functions and reporting from a different column

Hi all,

I'm trying to figure out how to get Excel 2003 to report a value from a
separate column where the value reported by a MIN or MAX function
occurs. For example, say this is my setup:

Column A: time
Column B: value 1
Column C: value 2

I want to create a function using the MIN and MAX functions for cell
ranges in either column B or column C plus I want the value that
corresponds to the MIN or MAX value from column A. Basically, I have
data in columns B and C that occurs at times listed in column A. I not
only need to know the MIN and MAX values for certain ranges in columns B
and C but also the times at which these values occur (across hundreds
and hundreds of values with multiple MINs and MAXs, so this is not
something I want to do manually across multiple workbooks).

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Help!

TIA,

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