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Using fx MIN without returning errors

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    Using fx MIN without returning errors

    I am trying to use the min function to return the lowest number in a range, but some of those cells are !Value# and there fore are returning that as the minimum, which is not useful to me.

    For example, I have two cells with the following corresponding values: A1: 8 B1: #Value! Min function returns "#Value!".

    Is it possible to add criteria to this function (i.e return minimum if values are integers)?

    Any ideas would be helpful, thanks.

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    Re: Using fx MIN without returning errors

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    Re: Using fx MIN without returning errors

    Great, thank you.

    One thing, why do I have to use an array function here?

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