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please try the following
As row 1 contains dates(say A2:N2), & row 2 contains DOW averages (say
a3:n3), & minimum in o3,then put row 3 (a3:n3) first & row 2 (a2:n2) next in
ascending (or descending) order simutaneouly.
then follow this
=lookup(o3,a3:n3,a2:n2) which will give you the desired result.
K.S.Warrier

"Aladin Akyurek" wrote:


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Butch Wrote:
Could someone please tell me how to lookup a date in one row that
matches a minimum number in another row?

Specifically -

Row 1 contains dates.
Row 2 contains DOW averages.
In Row 2, Column 30 I have placed the minimum found in the row.
In column 31 I would like to put the
corresponding date of the lowest DOW number in the row.

So, I need to lookup the date in Row 1 that corresponds to the minimum
DOW average found in Row 2.

I'm sure its a piece of cake for those in the know, but I can't figure
it out.

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- Butch, Pennsylvania



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