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can I use MIN function to find lowest, NON-ZERO or blank value
You guys rock! The formula works perfectly and will save me hours of manual
searching (and worry that I did it right). The worksheet is already at column AO and growing wider. Thanks for your quick response. "Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: Entered as an array using the key combo of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER: =MIN(IF(A1:C50,A1:C5)) Biff "perplexed" wrote in message ... I am trying to analyze a large block of data where not all columns have an entry. I want to find the lowest value (but greater than zero or a blank cell) and write it into a separate column. |
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