Ignore Zero In Minimum Function
Dec 10, 2009To highlight largest and smallest values in a worksheet I have used large and small function to calculate and then and index to highlight name attached
View 2 RepliesTo highlight largest and smallest values in a worksheet I have used large and small function to calculate and then and index to highlight name attached
View 2 RepliesI'm having a tough time writing a formula to return the min value for a particular item while ignoring blanks.
In the attached example, I'd like the result of cell E3 = 1 (the minimum for Texas).
What the best formula to compute the min value for Texas (ignoring blanks)?
Attached is a print screen. I'm struggling with using the min function in vba. I want it to find the minimum cumulative cost in week 0 out of the first three, and the copy the permutations of it (1,0 or 1, 1 , e.t.c.) to Week one column C & D of the model.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have 3 columns 1st one has numbers that reference a wellbore.
2nd have a depth
3rd has a number value (a mud weight) volume
Well API example Depth Weight
42050102600000 10000 10.2
42050102600000 9500 9.2
42050102600000 6500 8.5
42050105000000 12000 11.0
42050105000000 7500 6.0
42050105000000 10200 9.5
42050110100000 8000 8.0
42050110100000 9500 9.2
I want the formula to give me based on the well API number the max depth and the weight associated to that max depth. And the minimum depth and the weight associated to that minimum depth. I'm not sure how to say it in a formula. I don't want to use VBA.
Is there anyway I can do the below formula without it being an array formula?
View 2 Replies View RelatedDoes this function ignore invisible cells (autofilter) ?
If not, what could be an alternative?
I have 3 columns of numerical data. In my fourth column, I would like to return the minimum value from the 3 previous columns (=min). However, instead of returning the lowest number, I would like it to return the column title (=text) of the lowest number. I haven't been able to locate a function that does this.
View 4 Replies View RelatedHow to get the LARGE function to ignore hidden cells? Is it possible?
I have a filter in a data set and am using a macro to pull in the top 5 largest values.
I need to get a subtotal of a range (eg: A1:A30), however some cells in this range have #N/A errors due to particular formulas they contain. I could go into these cells and add a formula which 'catches' these errors, but there are far too many given my current time constraints.
Is there any way to use SUMIF to add the cells which do not contain errors and skip the ones that do? (ie: SUMIF($A$1:$A$30,""&"Error Parameter")).
Actually with the help of array formula I"m taking out Average, Min, Max value of ranges and I was omitting zero but the problem is occurring that if i have originally zero in my ranges then Average & Minimum function is not working properly.
View 8 Replies View Related I am trying to automate a process involving a Grubb's outlier test and calculating averages/stdev of a set of numbers. I have the data in one column and have calculated the average/stdev/%CV of that data. I have also added a formula to calculate Max/Min outliers of that column of data. Then there are cells with IF statements that display either "yes" (for an outlier present), or "no" (if no outlier is present). What I would like to do, if it is feasible, would be to set up formulas to recalculate the average/stdev of the column, taking into consideration either the presence or absence of outliers.
Here is what I invision(cells are for example purposes)
=IF((M9 = yes, Avg(H2:H40)-max(H2:H40)),M9 = no, avg(H2:H40))
So it would calculate the average without the outlier if the outlier "yes" was present, or just calculate the average if "no" is present.
I would also do this with a minimum outlier as well, but i can set that up if this first one is possible.
I have in column D starting D9, I have numbers starting at 1, and may finish at 100. But there could be duplicates, 1,2,3,3,4,5,6,6,7,7,8,9,10,10,11,12,13,.........
I would like to only copy the range D9 to H (End of column D), ignoring all the duplicate numbers, to another sheet.
So on the second sheet, it would be 1,2,3,4,5,6...... with the data copied from E,F,G and H.
I want in A1 to find minimum SUM if no minimum number in row.
Here is example attached: ...
I have a spreadsheet for which I have to set up a formula to get the minimum value from a range of cells, but that range can include blank cells, errors (#DIV/0) and zeros, all of which I want to be ignored. I can work out how to ignore EITHER the zeros
(=MIN(IF(C10:G100,C10:G10)),
or the error cells
(=MIN(IF(ISNUMBER(C9:G9),C9:G9)),
How to exclude both. If I try to combine both of these exclusion criteria it doesn't work and I end up with the answer #DIV/0, which is one of the values I want it to ignore.
I want to find the minimum value of column A if there is anything greater than zero in column B. I tried this formula (simplified): MINIF(B2:B6,">"&0,A2:A6) And it gives me the # NAME? error
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have had a lot of luck finding what I need from the search areas, and I even found some information on the formula I am trying to build. The problem is I don't understand it and I need some help. First let me set it up for you. (I do not know the formula)
If cell L125 is has a value >0.00, I need to locate the smallest value the range of cells C125:F125, I then need to subtract L125 from that number, otherwise enter nothing.
This really has me baffled. I tried and I tried but it will not find the smallest value then subtract L125.
I am trying to figure the sum of cells B12:B28. However some of the cells in the range have a #N/A error due to a VLOOKUP function that is pulling data from a different sheet. Currently the data it is pulling is a blank cell, but will at some point have a value in it. How can I make the SUM function ignore the #N/A?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a column of numbers that are calculated by a formula that doesn't always come up with an answer and returns the value #NUM!. See the attached XLS. The answer to the sum function is always #NUM! if a #NUM! is included in column of values put into the SUM function. I currently work around this issue by redoing the column with the SUM statement to avoid the #NUM!'s. Is there a logical test that can be applied to solve this issue? an I add another column that reset the #NUM! to ZERO and then SUM that column?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI want formula to leave cell empty if there is 0 somewhere but to real value if there is something else.
So far I figured how to do the first part.
=IF(A1;"0";"")
I have Dynamic named ranges (SUMPV)
SUMPV is range I31:I300
I use the following formula to sum up.
=SUM(SUMPV)
The problem is that sume cells night produce #value thus giving an error in the Sum formula.
I tried the =SUMIF(SUMPV,"#N/A") but not working..
i'm trying to reference a cell value in the column to the left of a "min" value:
-A-------- B
1200------20
2400------15
2300------18
900-------22
i'm using the "min" function to select min value from column B (15) but only as a means to use the A column value (2400) in another formulahelpful
I am using a lookup function to return nalues to a column. Some of the values returned are ### and I cannot SUM this column. I either need to adjust the lookup formula to not return ### or adjust the SUM function to ignore ###.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI need the folwing formula to ignore any 0 in column Q, and rank only values of 1 or greater.
=RANK(Q6,$Q$6:$Q$20,1)
I have specific cells A5, C5, D5, F5, H5 that I require and average value for but need to ignore those cells that have a zero value in the averaging.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a huge data set that simplified looks like the one below.
I would like to write a vlookup formula that ignores vlookup-value="need manual input", "", and "N/A", and instead continue to find the next lookup value that is not equal to "". if no match at all or only match to "" or "need manual input" I want the output to be "need manual input"
So, in worksheet 1 cell B1 i want to generate value 73530C10 (lookup-table cannot be sorted)
Worksheet 1
A
1
Bob
2
John
[Code] ..........
Is there anyway I can change a sumproduct so that ig ignores any errors?
The formula I am using is:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(data!$L$2:$L$7441='Level 2'!$D3),--(data!$P$2:$P$7441='Level 2'!H$1))
How can I get this formula to ignore a zero value and continue looking to the left until it finds a whole number?
= LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,N77:X77)
I have a small problem. Basically what I need to do is this: I'm setting the initial value of my combobox to say "Select a Payer". The combobox has a list of insurance payers. When one is selected by the user they click a button and on another sheet is displayed thier selection in a Pivot Table. Unfortunately, when the user selects nothing (the combobox stays at "Select a Payer") problems occurr.
What I want is to use if combobox1.value = "Select a Payer" then combobox1.value = {the first actual Payer in the list}. Index number 1 ?
How can I find the lowest value in a range (say B5:H20),
and then sum its column ???
i.e. The minimum value in this range is in the cell F16... So, I need to sum range F5:F20 (only the column with the minimum value)
If Average GMV (Cell A1) is less than 75% of Average BP (Cell B1), use Average GMV, however the Average GMV or Average BP can't be less than $600 million. Multiply the result by .01*1/3. Below are two equations I've created, however each of them only solves one part of the problem.
=IF(A1<0.75*B1,A1*0.01*1/3,B1*0.01*1/3)
=IF(B1<600000000,(600000000)*0.01*1/3,B1*0.01*1/3)
Essentially Average BP would be used, unless Average BP was something like $900,000,000 and Average GMV was around $650,000,000. At this point Average GMV is 72% of Average BP and above the $600,000,000 minimum.