Why is my =MIN(IF( returning #VALUE?
=MIN(IF(A1:E1>0,A1:E1)) works fine, but I want to find the Min Value excluding zeros for only cells A1, C1, and E1.
=MIN(IF((A1,C1,E1)>0,(A1,C1,E1))) returns #VALUE
Is there a better way to find the minimum while excluding zeros for individually selected cells?
have a read here
https://www.excelforum.com/excel-new...ding-zero.html
Wayne
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non-contiguous ranges can be hard to work with, in array context; given the requirement you could perhaps use:
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another alternative to the above, if your ranges don't follow a nice pattern (like your example) thereby precluding use of contiguous range coupled with ISODD etc, would be:
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above assumes min 1 positive number, but you could add handle that eventuality, if required.
I've copied this approach from a post by another board member (lexce), albeit on a different message board
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