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PD - 27 May 2008 16:34 GMT
I need assistance with a simple excel formula, with which i have been
struggling.

the file I am working a has column that has data from another sheet(using
vlookup).

I have to use this data again to find the lowest score is. I use Mi() to
find the lowest score. However, as the cell contains a formula, the min
calculates any empty lookup as a 0, thereby, automatically using this as the
lowest entry.

Could we arrange a formula that ignores any entries that are 0 in a range of
cell.
Norman Jones - 27 May 2008 16:51 GMT
Hi PD,

   Try a formula of the type:

       =MIN(IF(E6:E11<>0,E6:E11))

This is an array formula which should be
confirmed with Shift-Ctrl-Enter instead of Enter.

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Regards.
Norman
>I need assistance with a simple excel formula, with which i have been
> struggling.
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