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I have a keen cyclist and I input all the data from my cycle computer into
excel (time taken, distance travelled, max speed, average speed, etc). I generally cycle one of 3 routes (Loop 1, Loop 2 and Loop 3), and state this in a column next to the numerical data. Is there a way of finding my fastest time from from Loop 1? Or the shortest time taken on Loop 2? I'm sure there is - but I haven't found it! Many thanks |
Using criteria
This is an array formula that must be created/edited with ctrl+shift+enter
vs just enter. =MIN(IF((E1:E10="Loop 1"),F1:F10)) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Tubthumper" wrote in message ... I have a keen cyclist and I input all the data from my cycle computer into excel (time taken, distance travelled, max speed, average speed, etc). I generally cycle one of 3 routes (Loop 1, Loop 2 and Loop 3), and state this in a column next to the numerical data. Is there a way of finding my fastest time from from Loop 1? Or the shortest time taken on Loop 2? I'm sure there is - but I haven't found it! Many thanks |
Using criteria
Nice one!
Thanx "Don Guillett" wrote: This is an array formula that must be created/edited with ctrl+shift+enter vs just enter. =MIN(IF((E1:E10="Loop 1"),F1:F10)) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Tubthumper" wrote in message ... I have a keen cyclist and I input all the data from my cycle computer into excel (time taken, distance travelled, max speed, average speed, etc). I generally cycle one of 3 routes (Loop 1, Loop 2 and Loop 3), and state this in a column next to the numerical data. Is there a way of finding my fastest time from from Loop 1? Or the shortest time taken on Loop 2? I'm sure there is - but I haven't found it! Many thanks |
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