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2 columns of data:
Column A has dates from 1/1/70 onward (in chronological order). Column B has a golf handicap as of the date in column A (in no order - varies up or down). I use the DMIN function to find the lowest handicap in Column B for each calendar year (based on range of dates in Column A). My question is, how do I find the date in Column A that corresponds to the lowest handicap in Column B for the given calendar year. (I want to exclude the dates from other years that had the same handicap.) |
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