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    Double IF formula? Please Help

    Let me try to explain this a little better here. The Formula in cell C18 I would like for it to only read the data in column C only if there is an x in column A. I know you can just make the formula read the specific data from Column C but is there a way to make it look for an "x" in column A first. I am sorry for the horrible description the first time, hopefully this one is a little better

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    Re: Question just wondering if this can be done.

    This sounds like a foreign language to me!!! I have no idea what you're asking. It can't be as simple as using =SUM(C18:K18) in O6, can it??
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    Re: Question just wondering if this can be done.

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    Re: Question just wondering if this can be done.

    Let me try to explain this a little better here. The Formula in cell C18 I would like for it to only read the data in column C if there is an x in column A. I know you can just make the formula read the specific data from Column C but is there a way to make it look for an "x" in column A first. I am sorry for the horrible description the first time, hopefully this one is a little better

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    Re: Question just wondering if this can be done.

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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    I still have no idea what a "skins game" is, but try this... copied across

    =IF(COUNTIFS(C3:C17, MIN(C3:C17),$A$3:$A$17,"=x")=1, MIN(C3:C17), " ")
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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    That my friend works perfect!!!. Thanks so much and a skins game is just another way a player can when money while golfing.

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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    I most certainly will, Thanks again

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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    I re-opened this thread due to that I found 1 problem with this formula. I have attached a revised spreadsheet to show problem. C9 has value of 2 and is the lowest value in Column C that has an "x" in Column A and that is was I am trying to get to show up in C18. The problem is that C17 is blocking all that.

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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    Try entering this into C18: =IFERROR(MIN(INDEX(C3:C17,MATCH("x",A3:A17,0)):INDEX(K3:K17,MATCH("x",A3:A17,0))),"")

    It checks to see which row has an x, then finds the minimum value in that row. If there's no x, it will be empty. If there's more than one x, it'll just return values for the first instance.

    UPDATE: I realize this may not get what you want. Are you looking for the value in row 2 that relates to a team? Like "Team 1", in this case?
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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    What I am trying to accomplish in C18 is the lowest, not duplicated value in column C and it also has to have and "x" in column A.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnsonbj22 View Post
    That seemed to work but what is the deal with the Index(K3:K17)??

    Also it doesn't kick out duplicates numbers in the same column
    That index(K3:K17) is the other side of the min() function, for instance: min(C5:K5). The index(K3:K17) returns the 5 in my example. I hope this helps.

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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    I added a new file with more "x" in column A and also add values to line 20 which are the numbers I am trying to get on Line 18

    C18 should eqaul a 2 because C9 is the lowest non duplicate number which has an "x" in column A.





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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    Posted wrong file? No extra "x"s or line 20 numbers in file in your last post.

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    Re: Double IF formula? Please Help

    I am sorry here it is. I am trying to get C18 to equal 2 and D18 to equal 2 as well

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