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  1. 06-02-2022, 05:23 AM #1
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    Question Using INDIRECT within MINIFS and MAXIFS

    I use this formula to find a minimum value in a column of numbers: =MAXIFS(BG7:BG10000;BG7:BG10000;"<1.04") giving the correct answer in this case 1.03822

    So works fine - but I would like to be able to change the "<1.04" criteria using an external cell.....

    I have tried this: =MINIFS(BG7:BG10000;BG7:BG10000;INDIRECT("">"&A2&""")) but I just get a clean 0 as answer (A2 cell contains the 1.04 value).

    Could you pls advice?
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    Re: Using INDIRECT within MINIFS and MAXIFS

    Just this:

    =MAXIFS(BG7:BG10000;BG7:BG10000;"<"&$A$2)

    or this (whichever you really mean):

    =MAXIFS(BG7:BG10000;BG7:BG10000;">"&$A$2)

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    Re: Using INDIRECT within MINIFS and MAXIFS

    Thank you very much AliGW - works perfectly!
    EXCEL syntax is at times not super logical. Hope I acted correctly by following your first advice - namely to start a new thread on my issue.
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    Re: Using INDIRECT within MINIFS and MAXIFS

    Yes, you did, and no, it's not, but you CAN learn it.

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